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  August 05, 2026

  When using manual storage and retrieval for tea storage shelves, which type has a larger capacity?

  ​ Tea storage requires warehouse shelves. There are many types of storage shelves suitable for tea storage. There are various access methods such as manual, forklift, and automated. Each access method has its corresponding type. So, in the case of manual access to tea storage shelves, which type has a larger capacity? Let's find out.

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  August 04, 2026

  How long of fabric can the fabric storage shelves store?

  ​ The fabric is generally stored rolled up in long rolls. This makes it much more convenient to use. Since it is a long rolled cargo, there are certain requirements for the storage in the warehouse shelves. So, how long can the fabric storage shelves store the fabric? Let's find out.

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  August 03, 2026

  Are narrow aisle shelves suitable for storing small items?

  ​ The narrow aisle rack is a heavy-duty rack that makes full use of vertical space. Its main advantage is that the forklift passage is very narrow, and the total height can be designed up to 15 meters. Therefore, it has a high density of storage positions and a large storage capacity. For enterprises that want to fully utilize space despite having a high warehouse height, the narrow aisle rack is the preferred choice. So, is the narrow aisle rack suitable for storing small items? An analysis by industrial warehouse rack manufacturers.

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  July 28, 2026

  Logistics gravity-type shelves, first-in-first-out principle, ensuring the timeliness of goods

  ​ Logistics warehouses require storage shelves to store goods. Among them, gravity-type shelves are very popular in logistics warehouses. Their core value lies in being able to automatically and strictly follow the "first in, first out" storage principle, ensuring the timeliness of goods. They are crucial for goods with a shelf life requirement or scenarios where continuous supply of production materials is needed, effectively preventing goods from expiring due to accumulation or causing production disruptions.

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  July 28, 2026

  Drive-in pallet racking, a dense goods advanced-last-out storage solution

  The structure of the drive-in racking is a continuous, entire building-type racking. It eliminates the unnecessary passageways between each row of shelves. Forklifts directly enter the storage aisles to retrieve goods. This design makes the storage positions very dense and the storage capacity very large. It is one of the traditional dense-type warehouse shelving. Like many heavy-duty shelving, the drive-in racking is also a type of racking using pallets, so it is also called drive-in pallet racking.

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  July 22, 2026

  How many tons of load can the drawer-type sheet material shelf bear?

  ​ Warehouse shelves are needed for storing sheet materials. Different specifications and weights of sheet materials require different types of shelves for storage. For example, wooden sheet materials are relatively lightweight and are usually stored using beam-type shelves or cantilever-type shelves. However, steel sheet materials are very heavy and often stored using drawer-type sheet material shelves. How much can the drawer-type sheet material shelves bear? The factory of layer board shelves provides an analysis.

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  July 21, 2026

  How can the roll materials stored in the cantilevered attic shelves be accessed?

  ​ The cantilevered shelf is a common type of shelf used for storing rolls of materials. However, the cantilevered shelf can also be combined with the attic shelf design to vertically utilize space and achieve a larger storage capacity. How is it possible to store and retrieve materials on the cantilevered attic shelf? Let's find out below.

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  July 20, 2026

  Grid layer rack, multi-specification goods storage solution

  ​ The grid layer shelf is a type of warehouse shelf where metal grid layers are laid on the crossbeams. Normally, containers such as pallets, storage cages or iron boxes can be directly placed on the shelf without the need for additional grid layers to store goods. However, for some enterprises with diverse and numerous product specifications and limited warehouse space, if they want to store goods of multiple specifications and categories in the same type of warehouse shelf, laying grid layers on the crossbeams is an extremely effective solution.

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