Drive-In / Drive-Through Racking System
At Atlanta Pallet Rack, we specialize in manufacturing high-quality drive-in racks designed to optimize your warehouse storage. Our drive-in racks are available in both structural and roll-formed configurations, tailored to meet your specific needs.
Why Choose Our Drive-In Racks?
- Space Efficiency: Drive-in racks require fewer aisles, allowing you to maximize cubic storage and maximize your available space.
- High-Density Storage: Ideal for storing large quantities of homogeneous products, our drive-in racks are perfect for warehouses with low turnover rates. Drive-in racking can store up to 75% more pallets in same space compared to selective pallet racking.
- Versatile Design: Choose between structural drive-in racks for heavy-duty applications or roll-formed drive-in racks for lighter, more flexible storage solutions.
- Easy Access: Forklifts can drive directly into the rack structure, ensuring quick and efficient loading and unloading of pallets.
Features
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily use, our drive-in racks are made from high-quality materials to ensure long-lasting performance.
- Customizable Options: We offer a range of sizes and configurations to suit your specific storage requirements.
- Safety First: Designed with safety in mind, our drive-in racks include features such as guide rails and reinforced frames to protect both your products and your personnel.
Basic Components
Here’s a brief description of the basic parts of a drive-in rack system:
- Uprights: Vertical frames that support the entire structure.
- Mono Post: Vertical frames that support the entire structure.
- Top Support Beams: Connect the uprights and form the bays. It has a bracket to bolt on top bracings to give firm support to the entire drive-in racking system.
- Back Support Beams: Connect the uprights and form the bays. Gives additional strength to bay & also acts as a backstop beam for the last pallet on each tunnel.
- Single Sided Drive In Rail Connector: These are mounted on the First & last bay of the upright frame to support pallet rails.
- Double Sided Drive In Rail Connector: These are mounted on the middle bays of the upright frame to support pallet rails.
- Drive-In Pallet Rails: Positioned within the bays, these rails provide the surface on which pallets are placed. Pallets are kept on a pair of pallet rails that runs throughout the depth of the drive-In rack system.
- Top Support X- Bracing: The top support X-bracing is a crucial component in drive-in racking systems, designed to enhance the structural integrity and stability of the entire rack. These braces are made from high-strength steel and are installed in a crisscross pattern above the top load level. They connect to the overhead tie beams at each frame or space position, ensuring that the racking system remains rigid and secure, even under heavy loads.
- Back Support X-Bracing: The back support X-bracing is similarly essential for maintaining the stability of drive-in racking systems. Positioned at the rear of each drive-in bay, these braces also form a crisscross pattern, tying the structure together from the floor up to the top load level.
- Support Arms: Attach to the uprights and hold the pallet rails in place. usually placed at the last pallet of the tunnel.
- Row Spacers: Maintain the correct spacing between rows of racks for stability.
- Guide Rails(optional): Help guide the forklift and ensure proper placement of pallets.
These components work together to create a high-density storage solution, ideal for maximizing warehouse space
Current Used drive-in racking system available options:
| Image | Product Description | Price | Quantity | Add to quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Used Drive In Racks | $30,960.00 | |
