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For granite, marble, and quartz fabricators, a single slab breakage can cost thousands of dollars. Yet, many shops still trust these heavy, premium materials to disposable wooden A-frames that rot in wet cutting environments. It's time to upgrade to an industrial-grade glass transport pallet system. Engineered with verified load ratings, our steel racks provide the rigid, unyielding support that heavy stone slabs demand during transport and storage. |
Stone fabrication shops are wet environments. Constant exposure to water from bridge saws and CNC machines turns wooden A-frames into safety hazards. Nails loosen, timber warps, and structural integrity vanishes.
The Agrack system is built from Q235 Carbon Steel with a powder-coated (or optional galvanized) finish. It is impervious to water and stone slurry. As shown in the system overview below, it offers a complete lifecycle solution: load it at the bridge saw, transport it to the job site, and fold it down for the return trip. This durability means one steel rack can outlast 50 wooden A-frames, delivering massive ROI over time.
A versatile asset: Stack them when full of slabs, fold them when empty to save yard space.
Unlike pristine warehouse floors, stone yards often have uneven concrete, gravel, or mud. Dragging a heavy wooden skid across this terrain usually results in damage.
We designed our glass transport pallet with reinforced, fully enclosed forklift channels. These heavy-gauge steel boxes protect the base structure from impact and allow forklifts to engage securely from multiple angles. Whether you are moving 3cm Quartzite or fragile Porcelain slabs, the rigid base ensures the load doesn't flex, preventing those hairline cracks that ruin a project.
Enclosed forklift channels prevent base damage and ensure safe handling on rough slab yard terrain.
Slab inventory takes up massive amounts of space. "Bundle racks" are efficient but hard to access.
By using stackable transport pallets, you can create a flexible, modular storage area. You can stack shorter "remnant" slabs on top of full slabs, utilizing vertical air space. When inventory runs low, you simply fold the racks and reclaim your yard for other operations. This flexibility is impossible with fixed concrete or welded A-frame poles.
Our standard model is rated for 1,500kg to 2,000kg (approx. 3,300 - 4,400 lbs). This is sufficient for a standard bundle of 2cm or 3cm granite slabs.
No. The contact surfaces (bottom and back) are lined with high-density rubber profiles. This ensures the polished face of the stone never touches metal.
Yes. We have models specifically designed for Jumbo slabs (up to 3.2m x 1.6m). The open-sided design means the slab can slightly overhang the length without structural issues.
For outdoor slab yards, we highly recommend our Hot-Dip Galvanized option. This treatment provides superior rust protection against rain and snow compared to standard paint.
Yes, but always follow proper loading safety: larger slabs against the back uprights, smaller ones in front. Ensure the load is centered for stability during forklift movement.
