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Pushback Pallet Rack, California
Pallet Rack Systems
Pushback Pallet Rack
Pushback pallet rack is an accumulative storage system that allows you to store up to five pallets deep per level.
All of the pallets on each level, except the last, are placed on a set of trolleys that are pushed along the rolling rails. These rails are built on a slight incline, lower at the front, so that the pallets at the back move forward when the pallets closest to the aisle is removed.
All the pallets placed on a particular level must contain the same SKU and are managed using the Last In First Out (LIFO) system.
Pushback Pallet Rack by Hannibal
Hannibal Pushback Systems are manufactured using heavy duty structural tube support rails combined with encapsulated flanged wheeled carts. Follow this link to our pushback pallet rack by Hannibal in California.
Pushback Pallet Rack
Advantages of the Pushback Pallet Rack:
- Provides considerably more storage capacity (30%-60% more dense than selective pallet racks).
- Ideal for storing medium to high turnover products, with two or more pallets per SKU.
- Unlike other compact systems, each level can be used to store a different SKU.
- The system can be easily installed and modified according to particular requirements.
Used Pushback Pallet Rack
C&SS has the largest inventory of used pushback pallet rack in San Diego County. The benefits of refurbished pushback pallet racks include savings in both time and money.
C&SS has the largest inventory of used pushback pallet rack in San Diego County. The benefits of refurbished pushback pallet racks include savings in both time and money.
Our inventory changes daily, so feel free to email or call us with any questions. Also, see our web page used pushback pallet racks for some of our current hot deals and discounted prices. Follow this link to see a photo of a pushback pallet rack with moving carts.
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