Cantilever Racks

To begin with, let's look at what the cantile-ver racking consists of:

• Base - is used to attach the racks to the floor.
• Upright - it is bolted to the base.
• Cantilever arm - it is hung to the up-right with the required pitch.
• End stopper - prevents the load from falling.
• Cross bracing - it is used to connect the uprights to each other.

Cantilever structures can be installed both indoors and outdoors. They are not affected by the elements, so the use of such racks allows you to in-crease the efficiency of warehouse use by reducing the number of aisles be-tween the sections.
Flexible use of the system is achieved by the option of building additional ti-ers if more products need to be stored. Cantilever racks have high strength and durability and do not require maintenance. Each section is capable of carrying up to 30 tons of load.

The feature of cantilever racking is that all components are manufactured individually according to the required dimensions. The advantages of this system are: full accessibil-ity of all shelved materials and cargo and convenience of placement of a wide range of bulky goods such as rolled metal products, lumber, beams, plastic sections, rolls, pipes, logs, etc. Cantilever racks can be installed both indoors and outdoors.
Loads are placed on a minimum of two canti-levers, the load may project beyond the canti-levers for a maximum of 50% of the center distance of the uprights. The load must be positioned evenly along the length of the horizontal cantilever, strictly in the center of the cantilever and base, not protruding be-yond the horizontal cantilevers.
The cost of using one-sided and two-sided racks per unit of goods is low. For cantilever racks, special decking can be purchased if necessary. This makes it possible to modify them for use as a shelf storage system. Canti-lever type racks are serviced with a forklift.