Adjustable Push Back Racks

Adjustable Push Back Racks

Heavy Loading Adjustable Push Back Racks are designed to store pallets on wheeled carts that rest on rails. Heavy Loading Adjustable Push Back Racks utilize the force of gravity, and so the rails are slightly tilted towards the load/unloading end of the rack. This enables forklift operators to load pallets onto the carts, as well as push them back as the next pallet is loaded. When unloading, the pallet being unloaded acts as a brake for the pallets behind. Once the pallet is removed, the pallet that was behind it will now be positioned at the pick face for unloading.

Advantages

●Offer better use of available pallet space than most storage systems

●Minimizes honeycombing effect compared to drive-in rack systems

●Labor Savings – forklift drivers do not have to remove blocking pallets

●Enjoy more storage rack area with the single-aisle design

●Easy & fast loading and unloading of pallets

●Each lane is LIFO

●Large, coated wheels allow carts to roll smoothly

●Very low-maintenance, sealed bearing

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10 Things to Know about Heavy Loading Adjustable Push Back Racks：

1.When compared to usual rack, most forklift operators believe push back is an easier system to operate. It typically takes only 4 hours to become fully acquainted with the rack system.

2.Because forklifts never enter a pushback system, damage to uprights is minimized.

3.Pushback aisles usually only need to be 6″ wider than the manufacturer's minimum aisle requirement.

4.Push back requires little to no maintenance besides standard pallet rack safety checks.

5.Pushback is compatible with counterbalance, reach, deep reach, swing reach, and even clamp forklift trucks.

6.3000 pounds per pallet position is the standard design but they can be designed with a higher capacity.

7.The most common pallet style in a push back system is the standard GMA but pushback can be manufactured for multiple styles of pallets.

8. Typically push back will require an additional 6"-8"'s of height compared to standard selective.

9. Pushback is often times used in combination with drive-in to maximize space.

10. Unless noted, most push back rack systems in the US are designed with structural rack.

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