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Warehouse equipment helps businesses store goods and move them safely. Storage options include selective pallet racking, cantilever racks for long items, boltless and wire shelving, mezzanines, bins and totes. Material handling covers manual and electric pallet jacks, stackers, hand trucks, platform carts, conveyors, dock plates and levelers. Safety items include rack guards, column protectors, barriers and signage.
Racking has load ratings per beam level and per frame, and capacity depends on configuration, anchoring and the condition of components. Used racking is widely sold, but damaged uprights or mismatched parts can be dangerous. Many places have rules on rack inspection and installation, and some require permits.
Powered equipment like electric pallet jacks and stackers uses batteries that need appropriate charging and handling, and operators may need training under workplace safety rules.
Buying warehouse equipment
- Check load ratings for racking beams and frames and match them to your heaviest pallets.
- Inspect used racking for dents, bends and corrosion, and avoid mixing components from different systems.
- Confirm ceiling height, aisle width and floor anchoring requirements before ordering.
- For powered equipment, ask about battery age, charger type and service history.
- Check local rules on rack installation, inspection and operator training.
Questions about warehouse equipment
Is used pallet racking safe?
It can be if components are undamaged and compatible, and installed correctly. Ask for photos of uprights and beams and have it inspected after installation.
Do I need a permit for racking?
Some places require permits for tall racking or mezzanines. Check local rules before installing.
How is racking delivered?
Usually by freight on a flatbed or pallet. Plan for unloading equipment and space to stage components.