Drive-in racks are also called corridor-type racks or through-type racks. Drive-in racks allow forklifts (or unmanned trucks with forks) to drive into the aisle to access goods, and are suitable for the storage of goods with a small variety and large batches. In addition to the cargo spaces close to the aisles of through-type shelves, since forklifts need to enter the interior of the shelf to access goods, it is usually recommended to pick up goods from one side no more than 7 cargo spaces deep. In order to increase the running speed of the forklift, you can choose to configure guide rails according to actual needs. Compared with cargo-level racks, the warehouse space utilization rate of through-type racks (drive-in racks) can be increased by more than 30%. racks) are widely used in wholesale, cold storage and food and tobacco industries.
