Is the continuous-flow gravity shelf a form of high-density storage?

In the field of warehousing and logistics, high-density storage is one of the key strategies for improving space utilization and reducing operational costs. Therefore, choosing the type of storage shelves is very important. There are many types of shelves, and not every type can achieve high-density storage. Then, is the flow-through gravity shelf a high-density storage solution? Let's find out.

Yes, the flow-through gravity shelf adopts an inclined track + rollers/drum design. After goods enter from the inbound end, they automatically slide towards the outbound end due to gravity, achieving an inventory management model of first-in-first-out. There is no need for frequent forklifts to enter and exit, reducing manual intervention, which can effectively increase storage density and optimize warehouse management efficiency. The automatic sliding of goods also improves the efficiency of storage and retrieval.

It can be seen that the flow-through gravity shelf achieves a high storage density by reducing the number of aisles, multi-level storage, and automated flow. It is particularly suitable for goods with large batches, single categories, and fast turnover. Its total height is generally designed to be within 8 meters. The shelves on the pallet can support up to 2 tons per unit, and it is widely used in warehouses, workshops, factories, cold storages, etc.