Drive-in Racking System

Aceally Drive-in Racking is a high-density storage solution that maximizes available space and height in the warehouse by reducing the forklift operating aisles. It is frequently used in facilities with a low number of product lines.

The Drive-in rack consists of an easy-to-assemble and resets modular structure, which makes it easy to maintain.

This compact system is appropriate where space utilization is more important than the selectivity of stored loads. when you need to store homogeneous products with a large number of pallets of the same reference, this compact system is the optimal and most common pallet storage system.

2 Types of Compact System

Compact racks can be either drive-in racks, with only one aisle, where the last load in is the first one out, or drive-through racks, with entrances and exits, where the first load in is the first one out.

There are two types of storage for compact systems, the Drive in type being the most common:

Drive-in Racking (LIFO - Last In First Out)

This is the most common compact racking system that requires only one aisle for the forklift. It uses the LIFO (last-in-first-out) method, so the last one in is the first out. Drive-in compact rack drives are suitable for warehouses with low material turnover.

Drive-through Racking (FIFO - First In First Out)

This solution requires two entrances, one on each side of the rack. It uses the FIFO approach since the first one in is the first out. Because it allows access from both the front and rear, drive-through compact racking is a system suitable for high-turnover products.