Mobile Flow Racks
Mobile flow racks have casters and can roll when they need to be moved for cleaning or repositioning. The racks have multiple storage levels with skate wheels, rollers, or decking that allow items at the back of the racks to glide forward as items at the front of the racks are removed, which boosts efficiency in inventory and order-picking tasks. Flow racks are used in the food and beverage industry, warehouses, and other applications requiring high-density, high-volume storage and movement of the same or similar products. They support storage and inventory initiatives such as first-in, first-out (FIFO).
Tilted Solid-Deck Bolted Mobile Flow Racks
These mobile flow racks have multiple levels of solid decking that prevents small parts from falling through the shelves and will not snag items on the shelves. The decking also stops dirt and debris from falling through the shelves and contaminating items on lower levels. The racks' shelves are tilted to allow gravity to move items at the back of the racks forward as items at the front of the racks are picked. These flow racks bolt together for assembly and have casters that allow them to roll.
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Skate Wheel Track Bolted Mobile Flow Racks
These mobile flow racks have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks. Each track consists of closely spaced rows of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the rack. These flow racks bolt together for assembly and have casters that allow them to roll.
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Roller Track Bolted Mobile Flow Racks
These mobile flow racks have multiple levels of roller tracks with rows of rollers that provide a stable surface for moving loads with rimmed or uneven bottoms, such as kegs, pallets, and bags. These flow racks bolt together for assembly and have casters that allow them to roll.
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Flat Solid-Deck Bolted Mobile Flow Racks
These mobile flow racks have multiple levels of solid decking that are not tilted. This means items at the back of the racks' shelves will not put weight on items at the front of the shelves if multiple items are lined up in a row, which helps prevent damage if there are heavy or compressible items on the shelves. Solid decking prevents small parts from falling through the shelves and will not snag items on the shelves. It also stops dirt and debris from falling through the shelves and contaminating items on lower levels. These flow racks bolt together for assembly and have casters that allow them to roll.
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