Drive-in And Push back

Drive-in

The drive-in racking is a static accumulation system. The outer sides of the pallets are supported by rails, allowing the pallets to slide into place.

Benefits

  • Ideal for storing high volumes of pallets of the same product
  • Perfect for companies that use a "first in/last out" (FILO) inventory movement
  • Useful with all types of forklifts

Disadvantages

  • Increased investment 

Push Back

These pallet racking systems are designed for companies with a moderate mix of high-volume products. Although it is a static system like the drive-in, the push back uses carts that move up and down by gravity. 


When a pallet is unloaded, the other pallets on carts slide down for easy access. Conversely, during storage, the products fit further into the rack, again with the help of gravity. 

Benefits

  • Minimizes occupied floor space by providing 3 to 5 times greater selectivity
  • 2 to 5 pallets of storage depth
  • Reduces the possibility of damage to forklifts

Disadvantages

  • Stores fewer pallets than drive-in
  • Requires a high level of investment

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