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A conveyor that utilizes endless belts, made from fabric, rubber, plastic, leather, or metal, energized by drives and operating over those drives, tail ends, bend terminals, belt idlers or slider bed. Handles bulk materials, packages and any object placed directly on the belt.
Shelving with the sides and back of the unit enclosed with sheet steel side and back panels.
Shelving unit with side and back of the unit open. Various types of bracing are used to stabilize the unit.
A shelving unit designed to accommodate two different depths of shelves. Larger shelves are placed at the bottom and the unit is stepped back with smaller shelves on top. This step back forms a ledge across the face of the shelf. The shelving may be either open or closed type. In some instances, a ledge unit can be added to a regular shelving unit.
The basic shelving compartment formed between two shelves within a unit of shelving.
The area in front of a unit or row of units required to service (pick or place stock into or out of the shelving unit.
The vertical upright member that supports the horizontal shelf. Posts are manufactured in a variety of configurations.
A sheet steel panel attaches to the front and rear post to enclose the side of the unit, or as a partition between units placed side by side.
Two pieces of flat or formed steel stock attached to the front and rear posts to prevent front to rear sway.
An alternate to the side sway brace. A panel of steel which attaches to the front and rear post to prevent front to rear sway.
An assembly of two posts and one or more pair of side sway braces or panel sway braces welded, riveted or bolted together to form the side of a shelving unit.
A variety of flat bars, angles, channels or other formed sections which are placed within or under the shelf to reinforce the shelf and prevent damage due to shock loading.
A formed steel partition placed within the shelf opening to subdivide it into smaller compartments. Some types of dividers include: full height, angle, tapered, sliding, floating.
A conveying system which consists of monorail track, track mounted electrification, individually powered vehicles, a supporting structure, a control system, lifts, switches and turntables.
A receptacle (such as a box, enclosure) or a formed or flexible covering for the packing or shipment of articles, goods, or commodities. Containers may be constructed of plastic, welded wire, corrugated steel or aluminum. To obtain more information on the features and benefits on materials used to construct containers, please click below: Industrial Metal Containers and Wire Decking (IMC&WD) Reusable Container and Pallet Association (RCPA)