How to arrange heavy - duty beam racks

Racks are essential equipment in warehouses, and their function is to store goods. Racks are similar to bookshelves. The main reasons for using racks to store goods are to facilitate the search for goods and to prevent the goods from coming into contact with the ground. Generally, the ground is relatively damp, and goods placed directly on the ground are prone to damage. In most warehouses, heavy-duty beam racks are used, mainly because they can store more goods. At the same time, the use of heavy-duty beam racks can increase the utilization rate of warehouse space. Usually, the height of a warehouse is relatively high, but the upper part cannot be utilized without heavy-duty beam racks. Heavy-duty beam racks can divide the entire area of the warehouse into multiple areas. Whether horizontally or vertically, the usability of the warehouse becomes higher under the division of heavy-duty beam racks. The use of heavy-duty beam racks needs to be tailored to the goods. Since different heavy-duty beam racks have different load - bearing capacities, it is advisable to mark the load - bearing capacity on the heavy-duty beam racks in the warehouse. This way, when handling goods, the goods will not be placed in the wrong position. When placing heavy-duty beam racks, certain planning is required. Because the arrangement of heavy-duty beam racks is likely to affect the quality and speed of goods handling, when planning the placement of heavy-duty beam racks, the route of goods handling activities, including the driving route of transport vehicles, should be considered. Generally, when installing heavy-duty beam racks, a certain distance should be left in the middle. This not only facilitates the movement of workers between the heavy-duty beam racks but also prevents collisions between the goods and the heavy-duty beam racks. Although heavy-duty beam racks are relatively heavy, the impact of goods hitting the racks will still affect the quality of the heavy-duty beam racks. Therefore, a certain passageway needs to be left between heavy-duty beam racks.