1. Storage shelves are generally made of metal structures, so they have a high load-bearing capacity, are not easily deformed, have reliable connections, and are easy to disassemble and assemble, making them more suitable for storing goods;

2. Storage shelves are three-dimensional structures that can fully utilize warehouse space, increase warehouse capacity, improve warehouse space utilization, expand warehouse storage capacity, and increase cargo storage capacity;

3. Convenient access to goods, orderly storage, smooth inventory turnover, and improved work efficiency;

4. It is more convenient to count, divide, and measure the goods in the warehouse shelves, which facilitates management work;

5. To meet the storage and centralized management needs of large quantities of goods and a wide variety of products, and to cooperate with mechanical handling tools to achieve orderly storage and handling work;

6. The goods stored in the shelves do not squeeze each other, resulting in minimal material loss and ensuring the complete functionality of the materials themselves, reducing potential losses during storage;

7. To ensure the quality of stored goods, measures such as moisture-proof, dust-proof, anti-theft, and anti damage can be taken to improve the quality of material storage;

8. Meet the management needs of modern enterprises for low-cost, low loss, and high-efficiency logistics supply chains.

Attention shelf demanders

Will you definitely ask this question when purchasing storage shelves for the first time? How much weight does it need to bear. At this point, it is generally advisable to choose a load-bearing capacity that is suitable for the weight of one's own goods. Of course, some customers may feel that the greater the load-bearing capacity, the better the quality. They may only need to place 200 kilograms of goods themselves, but insist on ordering shelves with a load-bearing capacity of over 400 kilograms. Is it really better to bear more weight?

As the saying goes, 'you get what you pay for.' Shelves with high load-bearing capacity are also more expensive, and the quality is definitely better. As a professional manufacturer that integrates design, production, and sales, it should be said that when selecting shelves, one should choose the optimal shelf structure based on their actual load-bearing needs. If a shelf with a load-bearing capacity far greater than the required load-bearing capacity is chosen, it will only result in economic waste. If a large storage platform needs to be built, it is best to provide drawings or on-site measurement and design by the company.

You should know that shelves with high load-bearing capacity may mean more consumables and higher prices, which in turn increases the investment cost for users. From the perspective of user usage, it is very uneconomical. Even if there is no shortage of money, there is no need to spend more money to buy something with the same functional requirements. So as long as the required load-bearing capacity of the goods is met, it is not necessarily better or unnecessary for the shelf to have a larger load-bearing capacity.

Shelves are divided into light shelves, medium shelves, and heavy shelves based on their load-bearing capacity. When designing shelves, the thickness of the steel material is selected and the specifications and dimensions are determined based on the load-bearing capacity and user requirements. Some lighter goods can be stored on lightweight or medium-sized shelves, while heavier goods require the use of heavy-duty shelves.

How to check the quality of shelves:

1. Whether the joint parts of the shelf are welded firmly;         

2. What is the material of the shelves;                

3. Is the structure of the shelf sturdy;                

4. Is the surface paint of the shelf smooth.