HEGERLS Warehouse Automation Solutions & High-Density Storage Systems
Warehouse racking systems should be selected around the load unit, SKU profile, inventory rotation, handling equipment, building constraints, and required level of automation.
HEGERLS provides racking solutions for palletized goods, cartons, long items, high-density storage, multi-level storage, and automated warehouses. Available configurations include selective pallet racking, drive-in racking, shuttle racking, pallet flow, mobile racking, long-span shelving, carton flow, cantilever racking, mezzanine systems, steel platforms, and high-bay storage structures.
Share your warehouse dimensions, load-unit data, throughput requirements, storage temperature, and FIFO or LIFO needs so the available options can be evaluated for your project.
The right racking system depends on your load type, SKU quantity, inventory depth, access frequency, stock rotation, warehouse layout, and handling equipment.
- Selective pallet racking provides direct access and suits warehouses with many SKUs.
- Drive-in and shuttle racking are suitable for deeper, high-density pallet storage.
- Pallet-flow and carton-flow racking support FIFO operations.
- Cantilever racking is designed for long or irregular materials.
- Mezzanine and steel-platform systems help use available vertical space.
Before requesting a proposal, prepare your warehouse drawing, load dimensions and weight, inventory quantity, throughput, forklift information, storage environment, and FIFO or LIFO requirements.
HEGERLS warehouse racking systems can be configured for different goods, workflows, and storage environments.
The final configuration depends on the goods, inventory profile, throughput, building conditions, and storage environment.
Common types include selective pallet, drive-in, shuttle, pallet-flow, mobile, long-span, carton-flow, cantilever, mezzanine, and high-bay racking. Each system supports different load types, storage densities, access requirements, and inventory-rotation methods.
Selective racking is suitable for many SKUs requiring direct pallet access. Drive-in racking is generally considered for fewer SKUs stored in deep lanes. Shuttle racking also supports high-density storage but uses a shuttle to move pallets inside each lane.
Pallet-flow and carton-flow racking are commonly used for FIFO operations. Drive-through and shuttle systems may also support FIFO depending on the access points and operating process. Selective racking can support FIFO through location and batch management.
Provide your warehouse drawing, clear height, load dimensions and weight, SKU quantity, inventory levels, throughput, forklift details, storage temperature, and FIFO or LIFO requirements. These details help determine suitable rack types and layout options.
