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Storage Rack Terms
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A structural angle that is welded to a beam, which prevents cylinder-shaped
objects from rolling off.
– A horizontally
projecting structure that is supported at one end and carries a load along
its length.
– A term that refers
to the area from rack to rack in a storage area, subtracting any pallet
or load overhang.
– Available
vertical storage space.
– A roofless platform that
is connected to at least two sides of a storage rack. The deck is the
surface upon which the products are placed.
– An aisle in
a warehouse that serves one function only, which could be either storage
or order selection.
– Refers to pallets that are stored two deep,
one behind the other. This stacking arrangement allows access to the pallets
only from the front position and is suitable for high volume-low variation
applications.
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A product rotation method in which the first and oldest product is picked
first.
– A
storage system in which the first and oldest product is picked last, allowing
for minimal selectivity.
– Inventory that has been lost or buried.
– Items that
provide clearance between beams and loads, providing a means for entry
of forklifts.
(http://www.fork-lift-trucks.net)
– A small industrial vehicle with two elongated prongs used for
lifting and transporting cargo.
– Heavy plates
that are welded inside flanges of uprights, adding capacity and strength.
(http://www.mezzanines.bz)
– Floorings elevated above the main floor, creating storage both
under the mezzanine and on it.
– A movable platform
that is used to move and store cargo. Pallets are commonly made of wood
or plastic (http://www.plastic-pallets.net).
– A device used to
protect uprights from damage due to impact.
– A small rolling device
with elongated forks, similar to a forklift, that is used to move products
and cargo. Some varieties of stackers feature mechanical lifts, while
others are manual.
– An aisle in
which loads are stacked or materials are picked.
– A device that maintains
distance between upright rack posts and the walls. Wall ties also increase
stability.
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