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                    protect products from crushing and impact damage

                    improve density while maintaining access
                    allow organization.

              Storage systems allow the product to be selected quickly; to be moved efficiently; to be handled in a
              uniform or regular manner and rotated according to age.
              There are many different ways to store products in a warehouse. The systems used will depend upon
              the nature of the products.

              The products may be stored in one of the following systems.
                    On pallets in storage racks.

                    As individual parts in storage bins.
                    On the floor as block stacked pallets.

                    On cantilevered racks.


              We  will  briefly  discuss  some  types  of  storage
              systems

              Pallet racking
              Pallet racking is probably the most common form of
              storage system used in warehouses.

              The rack consists of uprights which supports beams.


              Pallet Dimensions
              Have  a  standard  pallet  which  is  common  to  many  warehouses.  It  can  be  interchanged  from
              warehouse to warehouse.

              The  dimensions  of  this  pallet  are  1170mm  by  1170mm  and  150mm  thick  and  this  should  be
              remembered by stores personnel.
              The pallet dimensions and overhang affect the dimensions of racks and aisle sizes in a pallet rack
              storage system.












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