​ The span of a heavy-duty shelf refers to the horizontal distance between two upright posts. Under the same load-bearing conditions, the larger the span is designed to be, the thicker the material usually needs to be. Therefore, if the goods are of small specifications, the conventional span can be used. However, for some types of goods with larger specifications, such as those with a length of 2-4 meters for the sheet materials, a larger shelf span is required. So, what can be the maximum span for factory warehouse heavy-duty shelves? Let's find out below.

​ Heavy goods storage generally requires the use of pallets or storage cages, iron boxes, etc. to be placed on shelves, and goods can be accessed and stored using forklifts or through automated systems. There are many types of shelves, but not all types can enable free selection of goods. What are the pallet shelves that allow for free selection of goods? The manufacturers of shelves explain.

Nowadays, most types of storage shelves are designed to be detachable. This not only makes installation easy, but also makes it much more convenient to adjust or relocate and then reassemble them in the future. Can the height of detachable heavy-duty shelves be adjusted at will? Let's find out.