Your CNC cutting table is running non-stop, but your tempering furnace is waiting. Between stations, valuable glass sheets—especially custom, thin, or coated lites—are at risk of scratches, micro-cracks, and costly breakage. This bottleneck isn't just inefficient; it's a direct drain on your profitability. It's time to bridge the gap in your production flow with a purpose-built solution.
Each glass lite slides into its own dedicated slot, separated by a robust steel divider fully encased in a soft, non-abrasive PVC casing. This design provides the rigidity to support heavy glass while ensuring that delicate surfaces, like Low-E coatings or decorative finishes, never make hard contact. The result is a dramatic reduction in surface scratches and rejects.
The one-size-fits-all approach fails with custom glass. We offer two factory-direct base solutions:
A loaded rack in motion is a significant safety concern. Our racks feature a unique Foot-Actuated Lifting Mechanism. Before moving, the operator simply steps on a pedal, which slightly lifts the glass load off the base and presses it securely against a fixed rubber buffer. This completely immobilizes the lites during in-plant transfer, preventing any shifting or rattling, even on uneven floors. This simple action protects both your product and your people.
We build our racks from high-grade Q235A Carbon Steel, using a full welding process for maximum structural integrity, unlike inferior spot-welded alternatives. The durable powder coating, customizable to any RAL color, withstands the harsh conditions of a fabrication plant. Heavy-duty polyurethane casters (two fixed, two swivel with brakes) ensure smooth mobility and stable positioning. This is a tool built to last.
| Model | External Dimensions (L×W×H, Inches) | Slot Count | Dynamic Load (Lbs) |
| HR-40 | 59" x 39.4" x 71" | 40 | 3300 |
| HR-84 | 59" x 47.2" x 70.9" | 84 | 3300 |
| Custom | Built to your specifications | Customizable | Up to 5500+ |
International shipping costs are a major factor. Our Harp Racks feature a knock-down, bolted assembly design. We ship them flat-packed, drastically reducing transport volume. This design allows for more units to fit into a single container, significantly lowering your per-unit shipping costs and making on-site handling and assembly straightforward.
1. How does the Harp Rack handle very thin glass, like 1/4" (6mm), compared to our current A-frames?
Our Full Steel Slotted Base model is the perfect solution. Unlike A-frames where thin lites can wobble, we can factory-cut the slots to a precise width (e.g., 3/8" or 10mm) that provides snug, secure support, eliminating vibration and the risk of micro-cracks during transport.
2. Can a forklift move the rack when it's fully loaded?
Absolutely. The base is engineered with forklift entrances, allowing for safe and efficient movement of fully loaded racks (up to 3300 lbs dynamic load for standard models) across larger facilities. For manual movement, the heavy-duty casters and handles make it easy to maneuver.
3. How difficult is the on-site assembly process?
Assembly is very straightforward. The rack is designed for simple bolted assembly. Key components (base, uprights, divider grid) are modular. A two-person team can typically assemble a rack in under 30 minutes with standard tools. We recommend loosely fitting all bolts first, then tightening them once all components are aligned.
4. We need our racks in a specific color to match our branding. Is that possible?
Yes. As a factory-direct manufacturer, we offer full customization. You can choose any color from the RAL color chart to match your company's branding or to color-code racks for different production lines or stages.
5. What is the difference between the dynamic load and static load capacity?
The dynamic load (e.g., 3300 lbs) is the maximum weight the rack can safely handle while being moved. The static load, which is significantly higher, is the maximum weight it can support when stationary. Always adhere to the dynamic load rating for all transport operations.