These stationary flow racks have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks with closely spaced rows of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the racks. Skate wheel tracks spread the weight of conveyed items across a wider area than skate wheel rails, and they can support items in a range of sizes. Each level has a flat, flush front edge, making these flow racks suitable for conveying full cases and other unopened items. These flow racks bolt together for assembly.

These stationary 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. Each level has a flat, flush front edge, making these flow racks suitable for conveying full cases and other unopened items. These flow racks bolt together for assembly.

These flow rack workstations have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks and a worktable that provides a flat surface for performing inspection, assembly, and other work tasks on items picked from the rack. The racks also have a return lane underneath the worktable for returning empty containers. The upper storage levels 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. Skate wheel tracks spread the weight of conveyed items across a wider area than skate wheel rails, and they can support items in a range of sizes. 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.

These stationary flow racks have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks with closely spaced rows of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the racks. Skate wheel tracks spread the weight of conveyed items across a wider area than skate wheel rails, and they can support items in a range of sizes. Each level has a sloped front edge that presents items at the front of the rack at a downward angle, making these flow racks suitable for applications where workers need to reach into open containers on the racks to pick items directly from the containers. These flow racks bolt together for assembly.

These stationary flow racks have multiple storage levels with skate wheel rails that are spaced evenly along the storage levels for conveying items of specific sizes. Each rail features a single row of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the racks. Each level has a flat, flush front edge, making these flow racks suitable for conveying full cases and other unopened items. These flow racks bolt together for assembly.

These stationary flow racks have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks with closely spaced rows of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the racks. Skate wheel tracks spread the weight of conveyed items across a wider area than skate wheel rails, and they can support items in a range of sizes. Each level has a flat, flush front edge, making these flow racks suitable for conveying full cases and other unopened items. Boltless flow racks do not require bolts or special tools to assemble.

These stationary 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. Each level has a flat, flush front edge, making these flow racks suitable for conveying full cases and other unopened items. Boltless flow racks do not require bolts or special tools to assemble.

These stationary flow racks have multiple levels of skate wheel tracks with closely spaced rows of skate wheels that allow boxes, totes, and other loads with firm, flat bottoms to glide on the racks. Skate wheel tracks spread the weight of conveyed items across a wider area than skate wheel rails, and they can support items in a range of sizes. Each level has a sloped front edge that presents items at the front of the rack at a downward angle, making these flow racks suitable for applications where workers need to reach into open containers on the racks to pick items directly from the containers. Boltless flow racks do not require bolts or special tools to assemble.

These stationary 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. Each level has a sloped front edge that presents items at the front of the rack at a downward angle, making these flow racks suitable for applications where workers need to reach into open containers on the racks to pick items directly from the containers. Boltless flow racks do not require bolts or special tools to assemble.