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Fabric Roll Pallet Carton Flow Racking for Stacking Racks & Shelves
Product Description
Dynamic Storage System
Quality industrial sliding shelf gravity flow racking system | Fabric roll pallet carton flow racking for stacking racks & shelves
Product Description
| Product Name | Fabric roll pallet carton flow racking for stacking racks & shelves | ||
| Color | RAL system | Material | Steel Q235 |
| Usage | Warehouse | Certification | ISO9001:2008, CE, TUV |
| Size | Customer Size | Structure | Assembled Freely |
| Use | Warehouse Storage Racking | Weight | According to requirement |
| Feature | Anti-rust, Corrosion Protection | Surface Treatment | Electro Galvanized |
| Style | Carton Flow Rack | Packing | Customers' Request |
| Brand | KINGMORE | Port | Nanjing / Shanghai |
Carton flow rack, also known as roller rack, works in the same way as pallet live storage, but is used for stock that is loaded and picked by hand. The carton flow rack equipped with sloping (2.5°-3°) aluminium or metal roller system can realize first-in-first-out working mode. Cargo can slide down automatically from one side to another side by its gravity. Enhance the storage location management efficiency. Plastic box, parts box and carton box are the normal sliding container.
Features & Benefits
Gravity-Fed Flow: Goods are put on a certain slope (2.5°-3°) and slide smoothly by their own gravity.
First-In-First-Out: Realizes strict FIFO access mode, keeping inventory rotative and organized.
Separated Aisles: Picking and replenishment sides are independent, preventing operational interference.
Multiple Containers: Compatible with turnover cases, work bins, carton boxes, and wooden cases.
Product Performance
The rack is dynamic storage providing double functions of storage and conveyor. The goods are transferred from the entrance to the exit of the rack through the gradient fluent strip, achieving the first-in-first-out access. The system is suitable for the occasion of the market distribution center, production assembly line, small goods transferring and sorting operation etc.
Kingmore Products Specifications
- ✔ High durable strength steel (Q235)
- ✔ RAL color code / Galvanized both available
- ✔ Rigid beam connectors
- ✔ Automatic welding machines
- ✔ High grade bolts & nuts
- ✔ Certified: ISO9001:2008, CE, TUV
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1
How does the carton flow racking system operate?
Carton flow racking uses sloping aluminum or steel roller tracks set at an incline of 2.5° to 3°. Loaded goods glide smoothly from the loading/replenishment side to the retrieval/picking side under the natural force of gravity, enabling seamless First-In-First-Out (FIFO) material rotation.
Q2
What types of containers are suitable for carton flow tracks?
The system accommodates standard carton boxes, turnover cases, plastic tote bins, parts boxes, and flat-bottomed wooden cases. Items must have a rigid, stable bottom to facilitate continuous roller contact.
Q3
Can the carton flow rack specifications be customized?
Yes, dimensions, load capacities, beam levels, roller track spacing, and color schemes (RAL system or galvanized finish) can be customized to match your warehouse layouts and handling equipment.
Q4
What material standards and certifications do the racks meet?
Our racks are engineered using high-strength Q235 structural steel and are manufactured with precision automated welding. The entire production line complies with ISO9001:2008, CE, and TUV quality certifications.
Q5
Where are carton flow racks typically deployed?
Carton flow systems are primarily installed in distribution logistics centers, e-commerce order fulfillment warehouses, automotive parts assembly lines, and high-density sorting facilities where split-case and manual piece-picking efficiency is critical.
Q6
What are the standard shipping ports and export packaging methods?
Shipments are routinely dispatched through Nanjing or Shanghai ports. Components are securely wrapped, banded, and palletized according to customer packing requirements to avoid transit damage during international ocean freight.
