Pushback rack systems are ideal for warehouses that store a high volume of product, multiple pallets per SKU, and a high volume of turnover.
The biggest advantage of push back racking is its ability to offer both selectivity (access to different pallets/SKU’s) and storage density by storing multiple pallets per position.
How it works:
Push back racking store pallets on wheeled carts that rest in rails, utilizing the force of gravity.
Tilted towards the unloading end of the rack, this enables the forklift operator to load pallets onto the carts, and push them back as the next pallet is loaded.
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Because each lane operates independently, push back pallet storage offers a more flexible pallet storage option than Drive-In racking, which is best for storing many pallets of only a few SKU's.
Higher productivity can be achieved as forklifts can store and retrieve pallets quicker than drive-in rack
Disadvantages:
LIFO (Last in First Out) storage system
Standard GMA pallets are typically required unless you choose full deck carts that are much more expensive
Common Pushback Rack Design Questions:
Available area for Pushback Rack?
Dimensions of the pallet (W x D x H)?
What type of pallet is being stored? (Take pictures of the pallet including the bottom)
What is the weight of the pallets being stored?
Are your pallets standard GMA pallets?
How many pallets do you need to store?
# Pallets Deep x # Pallets High?
Clear Ceiling Height?
Max Lift Height of Forklift?
Aisle Requirements?
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