Shelf load/height classification
Light duty racks
Medium duty racks
Heavy duty rack
Low shelf
High shelf
Ultra high shelf
Shelf floor classification
Mezzanine racks
Steel structure platform
Shelf structure classification
Beam racks
Layer racks
Narrow aisle racks
Cantilever racks
Wire rod racks
Three-column racks
Cargo in and out classification
Stereoscopic warehouse shelves
Drive-in shelves
Gravity shelves
Push-back shelves
Shuttle shelves
Flow shelves
Drawer shelves
Automatic shelves for material boxes
Mobile shelves
Mobile compact cabinets
AGV small shelves
Revolving shelves
Cargo Industry Classification
Auto parts industry
Clothing industry
Pharmaceutical industry
Every industry has its own shelf
Note that this classification is not necessarily accurate. It is just my personal understanding. I have made a pyramid abstract classification of all shelves.
The most interesting one is the classification of goods in and out. After constantly sorting out the data, I found that goods in and out can be moving the entire shelf, moving the pallet, or simply moving the box or goods. This fully reflects the interesting application of physical mechanics in warehousing.
