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Drive In and Drive Through Rack FAQs

Q. What&#;s the difference between drive-in and drive-through rack?
A. They are essentially the same, except drive-through rack allows picking on both the front and back of the system. Therefore, drive-through rack allows for first in, first out (FIFO) picking, while drive-in rack is strictly last in, first out (LIFO).

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Q. What are the benefits of drive-in racking?
A. The major benefit of drive-in racking is the large amount of increased storage capacity, since there are fewer aisles than a traditional selective rack system. Drive-in rack system depths are almost unlimited, so we can customize the configuration to maximize product capacity to your facility.

Q. Will drive-in rack work for my business?
A. A drive-in racking system is a last in, first out (LIFO) configuration. Pallets are loaded and unload from the front position of the rack. The pallets are buried, so the first pallets in can&#;t be accessed without unloading the entire lane of rack. Drive-in is great for companies that may receive truckloads of the same material and ship it out in large quantities.

Q. What type of application is best for drive-in rack?
A. Drive-in is often used in a cooler or freezer storage application. This type of system is perfect for companies that have some year round high volume SKU&#;s or for seasonal SKU&#;s that flow quickly from inventory.

Q. Is used drive-in rack available?
A. Yes, we have used material in stock and can also recondition used material to meet your requirements. New drive-in rack shipped from the factory to the jobsite is also available.

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When high-density storage is a priority, drive-in racking offers an exceptional equipment solution. Drive-in racking is a type of pallet racking system that allows forklifts to drive directly into the lane of stacked rows. This design optimizes space and is especially suitable for businesses that deal with large quantities of similar products and operate with a last-in, first-out (LIFO) inventory management system.

In drive-in racking systems, pallets are stored in deep lanes running perpendicular to the working aisles, supported by a series of rails. This design allows forklifts to enter from one side to load and retrieve pallets.

This functionality and space-saving capabilities of drive-in racking make it a reliable and efficient choice for warehouses and facilities of all kinds.

There is also drive-thru pallet racking. In these systems, both sides are open to forklift traffic, making these systems first-in, first-out (FIFO). Keep in mind, with drive-thru racks, you need an additional service aisle for lift truck traffic.

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