Double-deep racking, also known as double-depth racking, utilizes scissor-type forklifts and is designed with two rows of parallel storage, featuring the following characteristics: high warehouse utilization, good selectivity, the use of special forklifts, aisle dimensions similar to APR, and applications in the paper and plastic products industries.
Double-deep racking originates from heavy-duty beam racking, with a simple structure and large storage capacity, alleviating the insufficient capacity of ordinary beam racking and doubling the storage volume. It is widely used in industries such as food and beverage, packaging, etc., and specifications can be adjusted according to customer needs.
Rack Features:
1. Low beams, with an operational height of up to 8 meters.
2. Medium inventory flow, providing 50% selectivity.
3. Suitable for warehouses with low picking rates, with a ground utilization rate of up to 42%.
4. Simple structure, high storage capacity.
5. Alleviates the insufficient capacity of ordinary beam racking, doubling the storage volume.
6. Requires specialized forklifts.
7. Forklift aisle width is approximately 3.3 meters.
8. Compared to single-depth racking, it reduces aisle space, significantly increasing storage capacity.
9. Requires specialized reach stackers.
10. Accessing rear-row goods requires moving front-row goods, making FIFO difficult to achieve. It is recommended to prioritize storing rear-row goods to improve warehouse utilization.
11. During shipment, try to handle both front and rear rows at once to minimize impacts on inventory utilization and warehouse operational efficiency.
12. Low construction cost per slot, making it an economical choice among all three-dimensional warehouse systems.