Cold storage stands as one of the most costly and complex links in the logistics chain. Every cubic meter demands maximum value, while sub-zero conditions impose strict requirements on material durability and structural integrity. This case study explores how a modular **industrial stacking racks** solution overcame space constraints and budget pressures for a cold storage facility.
Our client required high-density storage for palletized goods in a 4-meter-high cold storage facility. Key hurdles included:
Moving beyond conventional independent racks, our engineers developed an integrated system using Inverted Stacking Racks and a breakthrough Center Linking Pallet.
The inverted rack design (1300×1250×1800mm internal dimensions) functioned as a protective "cover" placed directly over lower pallets. Its simple structure provided immediate stability for stacked unit loads while minimizing material costs.
This component enabled three-pallet-wide bays using only two inverted racks:
Given the stable sub-zero conditions, we recommended electrostatic powder coating instead of hot-dip galvanizing. This corrosion-resistant finish delivered adequate protection while reducing expenses.
This modular **industrial stacking racks** system solved the client’s density and stability challenges while demonstrating 30% cost savings versus conventional approaches. The case underscores how application-driven engineering creates measurable economic benefits in specialized environments.
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