Push Back Racking: A Comprehensive Guide

 Push-back racks (also known as push-in racks or push-in racks) are widely used in many industries due to their high storage density, first-in-last-out access method, and full utilization of space, especially in areas with high requirements for storage space utilization or large demand for bulk storage of goods. 

Here are the advantages:

1. High storage density: Through the design of rails and pallet trolleys, multi-row deep storage is achieved, and the space utilization rate is increased by more than 50%.

2. First-in-last-out (FILO): Suitable for batch storage and periodic turnover of goods, reducing the number of times goods are moved.

3. High safety: Forklifts do not need to enter the interior of the shelf, reducing operational risks and the cargo damage rate.

4 .Flexibility: The shelf depth and number of layers can be adjusted according to the size of the goods and storage requirements.

Applicable conditions:

1. Large batches of goods, few varieties, and long turnover cycles.

2. The warehouse height and ground load-bearing capacity meet the requirements for shelf installation.

3. Need to be used with a forklift or stacker, not suitable for pure manual storage and retrieval

Here are the industries that will use the push back racks:

1. Cold chain logistics and the cold storage industry

• Application scenarios: cold storage, frozen warehouse, refrigerated food storage, etc.

2. Food and beverage industry

• Application scenarios: beverage warehouse, food processing plant, finished product warehouse, etc.

3. Manufacturing and parts storage

• Application scenarios: auto parts warehouse, electronic components warehouse, mechanical parts warehouse, etc.

4. Chemical and hazardous goods storage

• Application scenarios: chemical raw material warehouse, hazardous goods warehouse, etc.

5. Book and archive storage

• Application scenarios: library intensive book stacks, archives, reference rooms, etc.

6. E-commerce and third-party logistics (3PL)

• Application scenarios: e-commerce warehouse, sorting center, regional distribution center, etc.