“Push Back Pallet Racking” refers to a dynamic storage system designed to maximize storage density while maintaining accessibility to multiple SKUs. It allows for the storage of pallets multiple positions deep within a single rack bay.

Specifications:

• Nested Carts: Utilizes nested carts or trays that are mounted on inclined rails within the rack structure.
• Gravity-Driven: Pallets are loaded and unloaded from the same aisle, with subsequent pallets pushing the preceding ones back along the inclined rails.
• LIFO Storage: Operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory management system, with the most recently loaded pallet being the first to be unloaded.
• Capacity: Designed to support the weight of multiple pallets per lane, with load capacities varying depending on the specific design and configuration of the system.
• Adjustable Rails: Rails can be adjusted to accommodate different pallet sizes and configurations, providing flexibility in storage options.
• Safety Features: Includes features such as pallet stops, lane brakes, and locking mechanisms to ensure safe operation and prevent accidents.
• Accessibility: Provides easy access to multiple SKUs within the same rack bay, allowing for efficient picking and replenishment operations.
• Optional Features: May include features such as speed controllers, aisle lighting, or aisle end barriers to enhance safety and efficiency.