What Is a Nesting Rack?
Nesting Rack is a storage rack.
Combining the two functions of a container and a storage rack, they are commonly used as storage racks for warehouses. They can be stacked three or four high for three-dimensional storage and can be transported with pallets on them using a forklift or other means.
When not in use, they can be nested together for storage. The minimal space required for storage offers a variety of advantages, including optimal use of space, protection of items, and increased work efficiency. Their robust construction and versatility make them an important tool for a variety of industrial sectors.
Uses for Nesting Racks
Due to their superior functionality and flexibility, industrial nesting racks are used in a wide range of applications in various industrial fields. For example, in distribution warehouses, they are used in combination with pallets for storage and transportation.
In the food industry, they are used for food storage and freezer management to support efficient food supply. In addition to being used to temporarily store product parts and materials, pallets are also useful as a means of storage to facilitate the smooth flow of work on a production line.
Parts are stored in racks in an organized manner during assembly, allowing workers to quickly retrieve the necessary parts and assemble them efficiently. Nesting Racks are especially suited for operations that handle products such as clothing, bedding, and beverages, which are seasonal and require varying amounts of storage space from time to time. They can be used to increase storage volume during busy periods, and then stored during off-season periods for other uses.
Furthermore, they are also suitable for short-term storage operations. Nesting Racks are less time-consuming to install and do not require dismantling after the end of operations. When transferring to another location, it does not matter how high the ceiling of the new warehouse is.
Principle of Nesting Racks
Nesting Racks have a structure that allows them to be nested. This saves space by allowing multiple racks to be efficiently stored when racks are not in use or empty.
Steel is the most common material, but some products use high-tensile steel sheets for greater durability. In addition to efficient storage in limited space, they can also prevent falling or damage due to unloading. Stable storage is also guaranteed, as they can support heavy parts and products.
Nesting Racks are also highly customizable. Design innovations allow them to accommodate different types of items. Different shapes and sizes of items can be stored by adjusting shelves and dividers and customizing them as needed. This provides efficient inventory management and improves work efficiency.
Features of Nesting Racks
Nesting Racks are called Nesting Racks because they can be stacked and nested when not in use. They can be stacked three or four high for three-dimensional storage, and can be transported with pallets on them using a forklift, etc. These warehouse racks combine the functions of storage racks and containers.
The width and depth vary depending on the product, and one rack can store two pallets. No assembly or installation work is required, and the layout can be freely changed. They are suitable for situations where immediate storage space is needed or where layout changes are frequent.
Another great feature is that they can be stacked high, so the space above the room is not wasted. Stacking is up to 4 meters, and depending on the size, it can be stacked to 5 meters.
Note that the connection is a rail-on-rail system. The different angles of the upper and lower sections create a gap between them, creating a cushioning effect. The load of the upper tier is not directly applied to the support columns of the lower tier. The rails and rails bite into each other every time a load is applied, or a swing occurs, increasing safety.