What if your warehouse could store twice as much inventory without expanding its footprint? The Crank Out Cantilever Rack is revolutionizing storage solutions by transforming underutilized spaces into high-density, high-efficiency zones. Let’s explore the engineering brilliance behind this system and its real-world impact.
The cantilever roll out racking system combines five advanced subsystems to deliver unmatched flexibility and strength:
● Material: Constructed from heavy-duty rectangular steel with reinforced wall thickness for exceptional load-bearing capacity (up to 4,000 lbs per arm).
● Design: Multi-stage telescopic sleeves ensure smooth extension/retraction, enabling precise positioning even under full loads.
● Precision: Laser-cut components and robotic welding guarantee minimal tolerances (±1mm), eliminating operational friction.
Why it matters: These arms are the backbone of the system, supporting heavy, bulky items like steel beams or industrial piping with unwavering stability.
● Power Options: Choose between manual cranking or motorized automation for effortless operation.
● Control: Helical gear mechanisms ensure smooth motion, while overload protection safeguards against misuse.
● Efficiency: Electric models reduce retrieval times by 70%, ideal for high-turnover warehouses.
● Durability: Hardened steel rails with polymer coatings withstand heavy loads while minimizing wear.
● Guidance: V-groove rollers keep arms aligned during extension, preventing misalignment even in high-traffic environments.
● Mechanical Lock: A steel pin secures arms in place during storage.
● Friction Brake: Automatically engages during retraction to prevent accidental movement.
● Compliance: Meets OSHA and ANSI safety standards, reducing workplace incidents by 90%.
● Stability: Fabricated from H-beams anchored to concrete floors, these columns support heights up to 40 ft.
● Flexibility: Adjustable configurations adapt to irregular warehouse layouts or evolving inventory needs.
Traditional racks require 10–12 ft forklift aisles—a luxury many warehouses can’t afford. The Crank Out Cantilever Rack compresses operating space to just 24 inches, converting former aisles into storage zones.
Case Study: Birmingham Steelworks (UK) increased pallet capacity by 130% by replacing fixed racks with cantilever systems, saving £220,000 annually in avoided warehouse expansion costs.
● Extend: Arms slide out to create temporary access lanes for cranes or personnel.
● Retract: Shelves collapse into a compact footprint, maximizing density.
Example: A Texas auto parts distributor reduced floor space usage by 60% while maintaining 100% inventory accessibility.
● Height Advantage: Overhead cranes access racks up to 35 ft tall, tripling vertical utilization.
● Density: Staggered arms allow 360° loading/unloading, ideal for irregularly shaped items.
Result: A German machinery manufacturer doubled storage capacity without altering their 50,000 sq ft facility.
● Faster Inventory Turnover: Reduced retrieval times cut labor costs by 40% at a Canadian logistics hub.
● Enhanced Safety: Zero aisle collisions reported after implementation at a Chicago warehouse.
● Scalability: Modular designs let Arizona-based retailers expand storage incrementally as demand grows.
From aerospace suppliers in France to textile warehouses in India, the Crank Out Cantilever Rack is the gold standard for storing long, heavy, or irregular items. Its blend of adaptability, safety, and ROI (typically 18–24 months) makes it indispensable for modern supply chains.
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