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- Structural steel pallet rack
- 36" x 15' frames
- 101/120" x 4" beams
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- Manufactured by Frazier
- 44" x 19'-6" frames
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- 52" x 26'/40' upright frames
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- Ridg-U-Rak structural frames
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- Frazier brand
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About Structural Pallet Racks
Structural pallet racks, crafted from robust structural steel, offer enhanced strength and durability for many warehouse applications. These racks provide superior resistance to wear, making sure your equipment can last longer and stay reliable for years to come. This makes structural steel racking the perfect choice for facilities with demanding storage needs.
The solid structural steel construction separates these pallet racks from their roll-formed counterparts. Manufacturers design them to withstand higher weight capacities and more substantial impacts. They can integrate seamlessly with forklift operations and are especially beneficial for environments where the rigors of daily operations require a resilient racking solution. The use of structural steel not only provides robustness but also adds a layer of protection against potential damage from machinery or heavy loads.
Benefits of Structural Pallet
Racks
Investing in structural pallet racks offer some unique advantages:
Better Strength and Durability
Manufacturers build these racks from durable structural steel to handle heavier loads with long-lasting performance.
Enhanced Safety
Their rugged construction means you can reduce the risks associated with rack damage, helping maintain a safer warehouse.
Flexible Design
Suitable for diverse storage needs, structural racks can be tailored to fit different pallet sizes and shapes quite easily.
Efficiency in High-Traffic Warehouses
The robust nature of structural racking makes this style ideal for warehouses with frequent forklift activity.
Cost Efficient in the Long Run
While the initial costs can be higher relative to other racking styles, the longevity and reduced maintenance costs make them a wise choice for long-term use.
Applications for Structural Pallet Racks
Thanks to their robust nature, structural pallet racks find applications in:
- Industrial Manufacturing Facilities
- Bulk Commodity Warehousing
- Lumber Storage
- Cold Storage Units
- High-Turnover Retail Warehouses
- Automotive Parts Storage
What’s the Difference Between Structural and Roll-Formed Steel?
When shopping around for pallet racks, you’ll most likely come across two popular materials: structural and roll-formed steel. Each has its own advantages and drawbacks. Luckily, East Coast Storage Equipment has a blog all about this topic. Be sure to check it out below.
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Brands We Carry
At East Coast Storage Equipment, we pride ourselves on offering a selection of top-tier structural pallet racking brands, including:
- Artco
- Burtman
- Frazier
- Steel King
- Ridg-U-Rak
- Many others
Things to Consider Before Purchasing
Investing in structural pallet racks is a major step for warehouses and storage facilities aiming for optimum durability and load-bearing capabilities. Before committing, it's crucial to assess several factors to guarantee you're getting the perfect fit for your facility's needs. Here are some key things to consider:
What Do You Need?
Determining your storage requirements is the first step in selecting the appropriate pallet racking system. Consider the following aspects:
- Space Utilization: Given their robust design, structural pallet racks can consume more space. Examine your warehouse's dimensions, including ceiling height, floor area and any structural impediments. This information will inform the optimal rack configuration and capacity.
- Inventory Characteristics: Scrutinize the items you plan to store. Their weight, size and overall dimensions are crucial as structural racks are designed to handle significant loads. Ensure the rack design complements these attributes.
- Throughput and Accessibility: How often will you be accessing these racks? If there's frequent activity and you require swift access, ensure the structural rack design caters to these dynamics. Conversely, if you're storing items for more extended periods or in bulk, confirm that the design aligns with such requirements.
Your Existing Budget
Consider your budgetary constraints when choosing structural pallet racking. Keep in mind the following:
- Quality and Resilience: Structural steel racks might command a premium, but their longevity and resistance to wear justify the price. Emphasize quality and robust construction to ensure the system lasts longer with minimal maintenance.
- Installation and Upkeep Costs: Installing structural pallet racks can be labor-intensive, given their heavy-duty nature. Factor in labor costs, equipment needs and potential permits. Remember to account for future inspections and occasional maintenance to retain the racks' pristine condition.
- Future-Proofing Your Storage: It's not just about the present; consider future expansions or diversifications in inventory. Your chosen racking system should offer flexibility for reconfiguration or extensions to cater to evolving storage needs.
Looking to sell your structural pallet racks or other used material handling equipment? East Coast Storage Equipment makes it simple. We buy material handling equipment like used structural pallet racks and re-sell them to other businesses like yours in need of quality, used equipment.
We Make Selling Your Used Structural Pallet Rack Simple
Sturdy, Stable Used Structural Pallet Racking
If you need a heavy-duty rack solution to store your product, look no further than our used structural rack. Structural steel racking is strengthened by its manufacturing process, which differs from other more popular racking like teardrop (roll-formed steel). Structural rack is recognizable by its bolted design.
Heavy-Duty Structural Pallet Rack
There are various manufacturers of structural rack — Frazier being the first and best known. We buy and sell structural rack from a long list of manufacturers and maintain a large used stock. Our inventory includes used structural pallet rack sections, individual uprights and beams and sometimes components, such as structural pallet supports, wire decks and more.
Structural Rack Installation Services Available
If you require assistance with structural racking installation, look no further. Our comprehensive installation services ensure a smooth and proficient setup of your structural racking system. Our team comprises seasoned professionals familiar with the intricacies of structural racking assembly, always abiding by industry-leading practices and stringent safety protocols. For more information on our installation services, be sure to explore our service page all about our installation offering.
Used Structural Pallet Rack FAQs
What is Structural Pallet Rack?
If you’re searching for durable and versatile pallet racking, structural pallet racking may offer the most appropriate solution for your warehouse environment. Industrial rack manufacturers form structural pallet racks from heavy-duty hot-rolled structural steel. They utilize low-gauge steel components that provide long-lasting storage for both industrial and general warehousing.
Structural steel storage options are strong enough to withstand damage from forklift impacts, making them the ideal choice for busy and high-traffic areas. Additionally, the heavy-channel steel can hold up to years of harsh conditions and heavy pallet loads.
What’s the Difference Between Structural and Roll-Formed Pallet Racking?
What often separates structural and roll-formed pallet racking is the quality and durability of the materials. Instead of hot-rolled structural steel, roll-formed racks utilize cold-rolled steel sheets. While these sheets offer standardized and convenient snap-in constructions, they provide less structural integrity and are susceptible to damage from lift trucks and other daily operations.
Is it Easy to Adjust Structural Steel Racks After Installation?
The same construction that makes structural steel so durable and reliable also makes the racking more difficult to adjust down the road. Because installation requires bolting in the components, replacing parts can take some time — and often requires a professional service to accomplish effectively. For environments with frequently shifting SKUs and storage size needs, other forms of pallet racks, like roll-formed racks, may be more suitable. But what you sacrifice in easy adjustability for structural pallet racking you get back in overall system strength and capacity.
Do You Need to Anchor Structural Steel Pallet Racks?
Yes. Even though manufacturers produce these racks with a stronger form of steel, anchoring racking components is critical to maintaining equipment safety. According to the Rack Manufacturers Institute and OSHA, facilities need to either anchor or bolt down upright columns to the floor.
When Should You Choose Structural Steel Racking Over Roll-Formed?
Structural racking is heavier and stronger than its roll-formed counterpart. Accordingly, it’s the go-to choice for higher-density storage applications. This includes selective racking as well as non-selective styles like pushback or drive-in. Structural steel can also withstand forklift impacts and other daily wear and tear better than roll-formed steel.
What Are Some More Advantages and Disadvantages of Structural Steel Pallet Rack?
Advantages include:
- C-section construction is easy to wash down and clean.
- Easier to galvanize, adding extra protection for outdoor use.
- Not as prone to damage as roll-formed
Disadvantages include:
- Costly to produce and ship.
- Bolt-in construction requires tools and is not as flexible as roll-formed.
- Heavier than roll-formed racking.
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