Composition Of Shelving

Uprights
Uprights of shelving units are generally made of cold-rolled steel plate, offering high strength and stability. Their primary function is to support the shelves and carry the goods. The height of the uprights is generally determined by the warehouse height, while also considering the storage requirements within the warehouse.

Beams
Beams are the components connecting the uprights, also known as crossbars. Beams are usually also made of cold-rolled steel plate, and their length can be adjusted according to the size of the goods. The function of the beams is to support the weight of the shelves and goods, while also allowing for adjustable shelf height and providing flexible storage solutions.

Shelves
Shelves are the main load-bearing components of shelving units, generally made of cold-rolled steel plate or wood, although some newer materials such as plastic and aluminum alloy are also used. The size of the shelves is determined by the size of the stored goods, and they are generally available in steel and wood materials.

Support Components
Support components are the components connecting the beams and shelves in shelving units, generally made of steel or plastic. The shape and size of the support components need to be compatible with the selected materials and shelf dimensions to ensure the balance and stability of the goods.

Safety Accessories

To ensure the safe storage of goods, shelving units also require the installation of safety accessories such as anti-slip mats and safety guardrails to prevent goods from slipping and being damaged.

In summary, shelving units are a system composed of uprights, beams, and shelves. They are characterized by simple structure, high loading capacity, and long service life, making them a commonly used type of warehouse racking.