Gravity-type warehouse rack, excellent at handling cargo transportation

In today's pursuit of maximizing the utilization of storage space, gravity-type shelving is renowned for its astonishing storage density. However, if you think its advantage lies only in its ability to store a large amount of goods, then you are underestimating its true value. Gravity warehouse shelving is not just about the storage capacity; it is also highly skilled in handling goods transportation.

The core of gravity-type warehouse shelving lies in its inclined rollers or tracks. Goods are stored at the top and automatically slide to the bottom under the force of gravity, achieving perfect inventory management with the principle of "First In, First Out" (FIFO). This physical characteristic elevates its value beyond the static storage category and directly impacts the core of the warehouse, which is logistics efficiency.

Therefore, many enterprises not only use gravity-type warehouse shelving for storing goods but also regard it as a picking tool. It can be designed as single-layer or multi-layer. Forklifts do not need to frequently enter the aisles; they only need to operate at the fixed loading and unloading ends, functioning as a semi-automated transportation engine. By using gravity-type shelving, one not only gains a high-density warehouse but also an efficient, smooth, and cost-effective logistics operation center.