Push Back Racking systems allow you to eliminate aisles and gain pallet storage in your warehouse. Is your current racking system costing you money due to high labor costs from loading and unloading? Are you experiencing costly maintenance due to rack damage from driving in and out of the rack system? Do you have a lot of the same SKU mixed? Do you need to store a wide variety of different size pallets? Let Sunshine design a Push Back Racking system for your warehouse!
Push Back Rack systems utilize gravity-fed telescoping carts to provide the densest storage. In most cases, Push Back Racks can double your storage capacity and allow for more picking faces. Push Back lanes can be designed to accommodate all different or unique pallet sizes. Pallets are fed and retrieved from one aisle, which makes Push Back Racking easy to operate. You simply load the first pallet onto the top cart, and then as you load the second pallet it pushes the first pallet back, which can be continued up to 6 pallets deep. To remove pallets, simply lift the pallet and back out slowly until the next pallet is in the front position.
Push Back Pallet Racking Considerations:
Push Back Rack systems utilize gravity-fed telescoping carts to provide the densest storage. In most cases, Push Back Racks can double your storage capacity and allow for more picking faces. Push Back lanes can be designed to accommodate all different or unique pallet sizes. Pallets are fed and retrieved from one aisle, which makes Push Back Racking easy to operate. You simply load the first pallet onto the top cart, and then as you load the second pallet it pushes the first pallet back, which can be continued up to 6 pallets deep. To remove pallets, simply lift the pallet and back out slowly until the next pallet is in the front position.
Push Back Pallet Racking Considerations:
- The impact of time-sensitive or dated inventory
- The depth of system is based upon available space and the average quantity of pallets
- The height of system is dictated by the pallet height, building clear height, and the maximum lift of the fork truck
- The load on the pallets must be firmly secured to the pallet by stretch wrapping or otherwise, in order to safeguard against shifting or spillage