Pallet Rack

Selective pallet racking

 

Selective pallet racking is the most common pallet racking system in use today. Selective pallet racking is typically either manufactured in roll formed steel with pin connectors that lock in place or in structural steel with beams that will bolt to the uprights.  Structural pallet rack is typically utilized in heavier duty applications where capacities need to be increased above and beyond what roll formed rack can provide.

Selective pallet rack systems provide easy accessibility to all pallet positions at all times - especially important if the inventory is rapidly depleted and restocked. Selective pallet rack systems are commonly utilized in big-box distribution applications, as well as in retail store inventory rooms, cold storage applications, wholesale stores, etc.

Common components of selective pallet rack include the following:

Load beams (also called step beams or box beams). Most step beams are roll formed with a 1-5/8" step. This step is utilized to hold any load support items such as pallet supports or wire decks.  Box beams have no step, instead have four flat sides like a box. All load beams typically mount onto an upright frame column with integral rivets or hooks. Some systems utilize an extra clip or bolt to lock the beam to the upright.Structural beams are hot formed structural C shapes with connecting clips at either end. Structural load beams are generally used with structural uprights but can be used with standard roll formed uprights. Structural load beams offer heavier weight capacities than step beams or box beams.

 

MHS has used pallet rack available in the Phoenix, Arizona metro and in Northern California (Bay Area) markets.  Our network of wholesalers and used dealers allows us to source quality used materials throughout the United States.