Here are some key components and aspects related to racking and warehouse equipment:

1. Pallet Racking:
   • Selective Racking: This is the most common type of pallet racking, allowing direct access to each pallet. It is versatile and suitable for various SKUs (Stock Keeping Units).
   • Drive-In/Drive-Through Racking: These systems allow forklifts to drive directly into the rack system, making it suitable for high-density storage of similar items.
   • Push Back Racking: Pallets are loaded from the front, and each new pallet pushes the previously loaded one back. It’s a high-density storage solution with multiple pallets deep.
2. Cantilever Racking:
   • Ideal for storing long, bulky items such as lumber, pipes, or furniture. It consists of arms extending from vertical columns, providing easy access for forklifts.
3. Mezzanine Systems:
   • Mezzanines are raised platforms within a warehouse, creating additional floor space for storage or work areas. They can be used for offices, storage, or picking areas.
4. Conveyors:
   • Conveyor systems automate the movement of goods within a warehouse, facilitating the efficient transport of items from one location to another.