
In-line wheels come
on 2", 3" or 4" centers and staggered wheels are available for
heavier loads on 1-1/2" or 2" centers. Flow lanes are easily
created by dropping the track into the bay which fits securely
in the step of the beam and a nylon stop at the end keeps the
pallet in the bay. Pallets are loaded from one side of the
racking and selected from the other. As each load is removed,
the load behind moves forward automatically to the picking
position. This system is ideal for rotating perishables or
date-sensitive inventory.
There is no limit to the size of a project or storage density.
Deep Lane Pallet Flow can be designed to store as many as twenty
pallets deep with the use of electro-mechanical or pneumatic
speed-braking systems. Simple braking systems can be placed
throughout flow lanes to control pallet flow speed.
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