Your fabrication floor is busy enough without your team wasting man-hours wrestling with wrenches and bolts. In the high-stakes world of glass logistics, speed is the only currency that matters next to safety. The AGrack system eliminates assembly downtime entirely—slide, lock, and load in under 60 seconds. Stop paying your skilled glaziers to be mechanics.
In the glass fabrication and fenestration industry, we often calculate the cost of glass breakage (culls) and shipping, but we rarely calculate the cost of rack setup. If you are using traditional knock-down A-frames that require bolting, you are bleeding efficiency. Every minute a forklift driver or a glazier spends searching for a lost nut or tightening a bolt is a minute they aren't moving IGUs or loading a truck.
The Collapsible Glass Storage Transport Rack (AGrack) changes the equation. It is designed for Closed-loop logistics where speed of deployment is critical. The design utilizes a robust slide-and-pin mechanism. There are no loose parts to lose on the job site, and absolutely no tools are required for daily operation (expanding and collapsing).
Setup takes seconds: Slide the column, lock the pin. No wrenches needed.
The structural integrity of our glass transport pallet relies on Q235 industrial-grade steel and a clever gravity-assisted design:
This entire process allows a single operator to prepare a rack for loading in less than a minute. Conversely, when the rack returns empty from the job site, it can be collapsed just as quickly.
The biggest enemy in glass logistics isn't breakage—it's "shipping air." Sending a flatbed truck to a construction site to retrieve 20 empty, non-collapsible A-frames is a financial disaster. You are paying full freight costs for empty space.
Because the AGrack is a fully folding glass shipping rack, it solves the reverse logistics problem. When folded, the volume is reduced significantly, allowing for high-density stacking.
A fully collapsed unit minimizes footprint, reducing return freight costs by up to 80%.
The Math of Efficiency:
Speed implies a lack of care, but not here. The "Fast-Fold" design does not compromise on the safety of your Low-E glass, Insulated Glass Units (IGU), or processed stone.
We use a specialized 10mm thick rubber profile with an internal steel insert. Unlike cheap glued-on foam that peels off after a month of outdoor exposure, our rubber is mechanically fastened to the frame with self-threading screws. This ensures that the glass edge never touches the steel frame, preventing chips, shell-outs, and the dreaded "spontaneous" breakage caused by edge damage during transport.
Full 3-tier stacking capability allows for vertical storage density without risking the glass.
Whether you are moving 2,000 lbs of stone or delicate laminated glass, the rack needs to perform. Here is how the AGrack stands up to the daily abuse of a glazing workshop or construction site:
| Feature | Specification | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Q235 Carbon Steel (50x50x2.5mm tube) | High yield strength to prevent frame twisting under load. |
| Surface Treatment | Powder Coated or Hot-Dip Galvanized | Prevents rust, suitable for outdoor job site storage. |
| Forklift Access | 2-Way or 4-Way Entry | Flexibility for loading trucks or navigating tight warehouse aisles. |
| Capacity | 2,200 - 4,400 Lbs (1000-2000kg) | Handles heavy stone slabs and thick laminated glass packs. |
Designed for standard forklifts, ensuring safe and stable internal movement.
In the glass industry, margins are made in logistics. If you are still using static welded racks or bolting together shipping frames, you are losing money on labor and return freight. The AGrack offers a tool-free setup that respects your workers' time and a collapsible design that respects your bottom line. It is the professional standard for Window and Door Transport Stacking.
1. Can I stack these racks when they are fully loaded with glass?
Yes, the AGrack is designed for full-load stacking, typically up to 3 units high. The stacking feet are engineered to align perfectly with the column tops, transferring the weight through the steel structure, not the glass.
2. Will the rubber pads leave marks on Low-E coatings?
No. We use high-quality, non-marking rubber compounds specifically chosen for the glass industry. The pads are designed to grip the glass securely without damaging soft coatings or leaving residue.
3. How many folded racks fit in a standard shipping container?
For export or long-distance moves, you can fit up to 112 folded units in a 40ft High Cube container. This high density is crucial for reducing the per-unit shipping cost.
4. Can this rack be used for stone slabs as well as glass?
Absolutely. The rack is rated for heavy loads (up to 4,400 lbs depending on the model) and the steel-reinforced rubber base is tough enough to handle the rough edges of granite or quartz slabs without tearing.
5. Is hot-dip galvanizing necessary?
If your racks will be stored outdoors at job sites or used in humid environments (like near wet-grinding machinery), we highly recommend the Hot-Dip Galvanized option for superior corrosion resistance compared to standard powder coating.
