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Exploring The Various Types Of Warehouse Storage Systems

Warehouse storage systems are critical for managing inventory, maximizing space, and improving efficiency. There are various types of warehouse storage systems available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Pallet racking systems, cantilever racking systems, drive-in racking systems, mobile racking systems, automated storage and retrieval systems, and shelving systems are some of the most common types of warehouse storage systems.

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Selective Pallet Racking systems

For over a decade, Armes Maini has been a leader in industrial storage solutions. Our Single Deep and Double Deep racking systems provide increased flexibility by allowing 100% accessibility to each pallet.

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For over a decade, Armes Maini has been a leader in industrial storage solutions. These pallet racking systems are suitable for storing unitized load. 

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Drive-In or Drive Thru Racking System | Solutions for Pallet

The drive in racking system by Armes Maini is ideal for high density storage requirements. It reduces floor space used for racking and have robust construction.

The drive in racking system by Armes Maini is ideal for high density storage requirements.

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Cantilever Rack allows for the storage and organization of items not easily stored on pallets. Warehouses use cantilever uprights that support cantilever arms. This allows for longer and heavier items to be stored horizontally across multiple arms.

A cantilever rack consists of four main components: the base, uprights, arms and supports. The base is heavy and often made of steel. It gives strong support and extends out from the bottom of the rack to counter-balance the heavy weight of the stored items. The uprights are extremely strong vertical posts that support the arms. The arms themselves are the “shelves” that extend from the uprights. They store your inventory. Supports connect the uprights to give the racks extra strength.