Light-duty shelving is a type of storage shelving, specifically shelf-type shelving. It is classified and named based on its load capacity. According to this classification criterion, light-duty shelving has a relatively small load capacity among all types of storage shelving. Light-duty shelving is a cost-effective, practical, and convenient type of warehouse shelving, often referred to as light-duty shelving due to its lighter load capacity.
light-duty shelving
The rack consists of three components: uprights, beams, and shelves. Light-duty racking adopts a screw-free modular design, enabling easy and quick assembly/disassembly. It is suitable for storing lightweight and small items, and is a type of shelf racking.
The light-duty rack shares the same structural design as medium-duty racking, featuring self-assembling/disassembling capability with layer heights freely adjustable at 5cm intervals. However, it utilizes smaller material specifications and has a relatively lower load capacity.
The light-duty rack offers a cost-effective solution with more stable and reliable construction compared to universal angle steel racks. It supports 100-200kg loads within a 1500cm span, features a powder-coated surface for aesthetic appeal, and is suitable for storing light to medium-weight items in manual access environments.
The characteristics of light shelf
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Fully modular structure enables flexible assembly, effortless installation, and convenient disassembly.
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Shelves are available in wood or steel options, while the upright posts feature 50mm incremental hole spacing for vertical adjustment, enabling flexible interlayer configuration to accommodate varying cargo heights.
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Surface treatment involves polishing, derusting, degreasing, and electrostatic powder coating, available in customer-specified colors. This process yields an aesthetic finish with oxidation resistance and easy-to-clean properties.
