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Very Narrow Aisle

Very Narrow Aisle pallet rack systems typically have 72'' wide aisles and are accessed by wire guided turret trucks. Many of the Very Narrow Aisle warehouse racking systems have automated position locators that allow for very rapid access to loads.

Determine if Very Narrow Aisle pallet rack systems from Advance Storage Products are the right warehouse storage solution for your application.

Advantages:

Low initial rack cost
High productivity in full pallet retrieval

Limitations:

Fork trucks cannot pass in aisles
Difficult to pick and restock at the same time
High fork lift cost
Requires rehandling to dock and shipping trucks

Typical Applications:

General storage warehouses

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Structural Pallet Rack Types

Cold Storage Application

34921749971_5b11beb99c_o (1).jpg Refrigerated warehouse space is expensive and maximizing storage density delivers the throughput requirements that your facility needs. Maximizing storage density and product availability is necessary to keep storage costs down.

Advance has worked with the largest cold storage companies in North America ensuring that each facility remains temperature controlled and safe.

Selective Pallet Racking Systems

Selective Pallet Rack is a commonly used racking system, but not all racking systems are equal. ASP's (Advance Storage Products) bolted structural pallet rack exceeds the RMI (Rack Manufactures Institute) racking standards of quality, long life and durability, as well as, the IBC (International Building Code) standards for structural design.

Selective Rack accommodates flexibility in slotting design, which is ideal for high turnover, high SKU stock count and quick product accessibility. Selective pallet rack is a cost-effective design allowing for the maximum number of SKU pick facings available in standard rack.

Drive-In Pallet Racking

Drive-In rack systems provide a low budget and high density storage solution for customers with lower SKU counts. Drive-In rack systems load from the back to the front (First-In Last-Out) as the forklift literally drives into the rack system, loads the pallet onto rails and backs out of the rack system. As the system is loaded rear to front, it must it be unloaded front to rear.

Drive-In systems reduce the number of aisles required in a warehouse. It is frequently used in cold storage applications, where the cost of (refrigerated) volume is at its highest and requires the most return on investment (more density).

2 Wide Drive-In

The 2 Wide DI^TM warehouse storage rack delivers maximum efficiency for high density storage.

This racking system allows twice the loading and unloading capacity in a single run while increasing forklift stability.

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Double Deep Reach

Store 2 pallet positions from a single aisle (4 pallets back to back) with the Double Deep Selective Pallet Rack. The rear pallet is accessed with a special fork truck with a pantograph extender. The Double Deep Reach warehouse racking system provides high-density storage at a lower initial capital cost when compared with other high-density storage systems.

Research the features of the Double Deep Reach pallet rack system to determine if it is the right industrial storage system for your application. Weigh the advantages and disadvantages of this racking system below.

High Bay Storage

With the cost of land and building foot prints continuing to increase, warehouse rack systems continue to reach for the skies.

High Bay industrial storage systems can exceed 60' in height, nearly doubling the storage capacity of conventional systems (fully-automated and man up vehicles available). Some of the racking systems available through ASP allow vehicles to be moved between aisles to reduce initial capital costs.