Your breakout table is running at full speed, but the IGU assembly line is waiting. Somewhere in the sea of A-frames and leaning lites is the matching piece of glass for a high-priority order. Every minute spent searching, every lite re-handled, increases the risk of a costly scratch, a chipped edge, or a scrapped unit. It's a workflow bottleneck that directly impacts your throughput and profit margin.
This structure ensures that each lite, whether it's a standard float or a high-value laminated glass panel with a sensitive Low-E coating, is held securely in its own cushioned slot. There is zero glass-to-glass or glass-to-steel contact during storage or transport, effectively eliminating the risk of surface damage that leads to scrapped products and production delays.
Operators can load lites directly from the breakout table in a specific job sequence. The entire, organized job can then be moved as a single unit. This systematic approach to sorting glass units eliminates search time, prevents mis-pairing, and ensures the assembly line is fed with the right materials in the right order, dramatically increasing throughput.
Before moving, a simple press of the foot pedal lifts the lites slightly and locks them securely against a rubber buffer. This completely immobilizes the load, preventing any shifting or vibration during transit. The result is an exceptionally safe transfer, protecting both your employees from injury and your valuable glass from impact damage.
Our Harp Racks are available in standard configurations and can be fully customized to meet the specific demands of your production line, from lite thickness to overall capacity.
| Model / SKU | External Dimensions (L×W×H, Inches) | Slot Capacity | Applicable Glass Thickness (Inches) | Dynamic Load (Lbs) |
| HR-40 | 59" x 39.4" x 71" | 40 | ≤ 0.47" | 3300 |
| HR-84 | 59" x 47.2" x 70.9" | 84 | 0 - 0.31" | 3300 |
| HR-40 (Narrow) | 39.4" x 47.2" x 70.9" | 40 | 0.31" - 0.47" | 3300 |
| Custom Large | 102.4" x 94.5" x 74.8" | 80 | ≤ 1" | >5500 |
Our Harp Racks are shipped disassembled (knock-down) in a flat-pack configuration. This drastically reduces the shipping volume, leading to significant savings on freight costs, especially for international container loading. On-site assembly is straightforward with standard bolts, and the compact shipping form makes it easier to move the components into your facility, even in areas with tight access.
Absolutely. This is one of our key advantages. For clients working with thin glass (e.g., 1/4" or 6mm) for IGU production, we can customize the slot width to provide a snug fit, eliminating wobble and vibration. For fabricators of thick laminated glass, we can increase the spacing and reinforce the structure accordingly. We tailor the rack to your specific product mix.
Yes. All components undergo sandblasting and rust removal before receiving a heavy-duty electrostatic spray (powder coating). This process creates a uniform, tough, and corrosion-resistant finish that stands up to the daily rigors of an industrial environment. We can also match any color from the RAL color cards to align with your company's branding or safety coding.
This is a common problem our full-base harp racks are designed to solve. Unlike traditional roller-base carts where a short lite might only rest on one or two rollers, our full-base slotted design provides continuous support along the entire bottom edge of the glass, regardless of its length. This ensures stability for tall, narrow, or other non-standard patterns common in architectural glass fabrication.
Our standard models, like the HR-40, have a dynamic load capacity of 3300 lbs (1500 kg). The combination of a robust, fully welded Q235A carbon steel frame, heavy-duty casters, and the foot-actuated locking mechanism ensures that the rack is exceptionally stable and safe to move even at maximum capacity, provided it is operated on a flat, level surface.
