What Is a Pipe Rack System?
A pipe rack system refers to a series of products that can be combined with pipes, joints, and special parts to create various products such as racks and carts.
Pipes include painted pipes, stainless steel, and aluminum, and parts such as metal joints, plastic joints, plastic conveyors, and casters.
Assembly requires no special tools or knowledge, allowing the user’s ideas to be implemented on their own.
Once created, the system can be reassembled and changed to other equipment, making it possible to accommodate changes in production lines.
Uses for Pipe Rack Systems
In addition to racks such as picking racks and file racks, a wide range of items can be created, including wagons, work tables, PC work tables, shooters, conveyors, carts, and partitions.
We can also create products for special shapes and individual purposes, such as storage and transportation of long items, boards, and in-house standard products.
We can also make large products such as in-plant greenhouses, simple booths, and event booths.
In addition to production sites, the system can be used in a wide range of fields, including transport and conveyance sites, administrative departments, and sanitation fields.
Features of Pipe Rack Systems
Pipe rack systems are a series of products that can create racks, carts, and other products according to your needs by combining pipes special parts, and joints.
Pipes include coated pipes, stainless steel, aluminum, and resin-coated pipes, and joints include metal joints and plastic joints, which can be selected according to the application.
No special tools or knowledge are required, and anyone can create these products anywhere. Repairs and modifications after assembly can be easily made.
Since they can be created according to the work content, site, and user, they reduce waste of space and movement, and reduce unreasonable and wasteful movements, thereby improving work efficiency.
A wide variety of special parts are available, including plastic conveyors and casters, and by selecting the most suitable parts, it is possible to add inclines and change the number of steps, as well as reduce man-hours and labor by using a non-powered mechanism.
In addition to improving efficiency at production sites, such as elevating work tables and overhead opening/closing carts, they can also be applied to office furniture such as partitions and file racks.