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Pallet Rack Applications in Boise 208-284-2559
With decades of hands on design, installation, and manufacturing experience, no other shelving and racking company has the expertise to match that of NationWide Shelving. We have installed thousands of shelving systems all over the nation. We understand the storage challenges you face, and have designers ready to create innovative solutions.
Manufacturers of Pallet Rack Offered in Boise
Interlake, Mecalux, Frazier, Borroughs, Penco, Bigdog, Jaken and Frazier, Tri-Boro, Teilhaber Manufacturing, Republic, Bulldog Rack, Steel King, Unarco, Speedrack, Ridg-U-Rak, WC Cardinal, Clymer, Palmer-Shile, Dexion, Prest, EMI, Frick-Gallagher,Hi-Line, Spacerack, Inca, Speedrack, Kingway, Sturdi-Built, Lodi, Unirack, MECO, USP, Monarch, Spedi Bilt, Redirack, Jarke, Klip-It, Kwik-Shelf, Durand, Sturdi - Built, Scotland Rack company, Parent Metal Products, and Wireway/Husky. |
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About Pallet Rack
Nation Wide Shelving's office in Boise Idaho carries most brands and types of Pallet Rack. You will need to consider many points about the items you need to store. Size and weight are key in product selection as well as how you need to access the items once they are stored on the rack. The two options are LIFO and FIFO. LIFO means first in first out and FIFO mean first in last out. We have outlined some information to assist you in making the best selection for pallet rack rack in the "types of pallet rack" section you will find later on this page.
We offer Industrial Storage Products which can save you time and space as well as improve productivity making your day easier. We have what you need! Our business is to weigh your goals, and deliver a system to compliment them. Pallet Rack is available online in our online material handing catalog or you may phone for a representative to assist you with your selection and layout.
Types of Pallet Rack for Boise 208-284-2559
There are types of Pallet Rack for everything you can imagine and called by more names than we could list here. Common names for Pallet Rack include Cantilever Rack, Gravity Flow Rack, Carton Flow Rack, Push Back Rack, Drive In Pallet Rack Systems, Teardrop, Wire Decking, High Density Rack, Push Back Rack, Starter Units, Adder Units, Mobile Warehouse Shelving, Heavy Duty Warehouse Shelving, Heavy Duty Pallet Shelving, Heavy Duty Pallet Racking, Industrial Duty Welded Storage Rack, Heavy Duty Pallet Rack, Heavy Duty Storage Rack, Heavy Duty Cantilever Racks, Dunnage Racks, Heavy Duty Pallet Rack, Heavy Duty Warehouse Shelving, and Industrial Duty Welded Storage Rack. If you are storing and retrieving full pallets of material, individual parts and pieces, cartons or boxes, or bins you may consider these options:
LIFO | Static (stationary rack)
Pallets are placed beams. Wood deck or wire can be added. Pallets stay where you put them.
FIFO | Gravity (slight tilting so pallets slide forward)
This solution provides very high density pallet storage. Pallets are loaded from the rear and gently flow, by gravity, forward to a position where the operator retrieves the pallet from the front.
LIFO | Gravity
This solution also provides high
density storage. Pallets go on nesting carts that slide forward by gravity on steel rails. As a pallet is loaded from the front, it pushes the pallet behind it back one position. For unloading the operator removes the front pallet and the pallet that was behind it slides forward by gravity.
FIFO | Static
Drive in rack offers the one of the highest storage of pallets per square foot of space . The system runs on rails that run the depth of the rack system. the same point is used for the operator to place pallets as to retrieve pallets. Forklift drivers are required to drive into the racking system for pallet placement.
LIFO | Static
Similar to Drive-in storage where pallets are stored on rails that run the depth of the rack system, however, there are separate loading and unloading aisles. Drivers are still required to enter the racking system to place pallets.
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