Feature description:

Push-in shelves, also known as push-back shelves, are overlapped between the front and back beams with multi-layer carts, and the stacked goods are placed in the carts from the outside, and the stored goods will push the original goods inside. The push-in shelf is composed of typical structural parts such as a pallet car. The pallet car has flowable characteristics, and the goods are specified to enter and exit at one end of the shelf, and follow the first-in-last-out order. When storing and transporting goods, the forklift only works at the lower end of the shelf aisle and does not need to enter the shelf goods storage aisle. Such shelves have the typical characteristics of high storage density and fast storage and transportation speed. It is usually used in situations where the storage space is extremely limited, but the storage capacity needs to be increased or the goods have time requirements, and the requirements for cargo selection are not high. The advantage of the pressed type is to save the number of operation channels, the forklift is not high, can effectively improve the utilization rate, mainly used in the warehouse space is insufficient, and the area of the warehouse is not large; And the goods must fit the position that can be first in, last out.

Several features of the push-in shelf storage system:

1, high storage density, the general depth can be 3 storage bits;

2, when the number of pallets of a product is large and does not require "first in first out", it can simplify the working procedure, and the benefits are extremely significant;

3, can shorten the picking time, do not need special handling equipment;

4, compared with the beam shelf space utilization can save 1/3, increase the storage density, can use general forklift access, items will automatically slide to the front storage;

5, due to the storage area is more, fewer channels, so the space utilization rate and productivity are very high, can avoid high-density storage shelves in the loading and unloading operations often easy to produce cargo damage.