Push-Back Pallet Racking

Dense storage with front loading and unloading

If you are looking for a storage solution that will allow for dense packing, front loading and unloading, Push-Back Racking is the solution.

Push-Back Pallet Racking is a system that facilitates the storing of pallets up to six deep. With the help of a forklift, pallets are ‘pushed-back’ on inclined rails. These are mounted inside the Push-Back Racking.

As a pallet is removed, the one behind it is moved forward into the now vacant front position. That means you don’t have to go through the ordeal of restocking the shelf—it’s automatically taken care of for you.

These Push-Back Racks are a fantastic alternative to multiple-deep racking. Not only does it provide access to dense storage, but stock remains easy to access.

Advantages

There are a number of advantages for Push-Back Racking:

• It’s an excellent way to utilise space efficiently
• It’s a solution that allows for bulk storage, but doesn’t stop easy access to the goods
• With a first pallet in, the last pallet out approach, it’s easy to keep track of pallet locations

What’s So Great About Colby’s Push-Back Racking?

Colby is constantly investing in the research and development of its products, making breakthroughs that put their sock head and shoulders above the competition. Additionally, they have a strong focus on designing and manufacturing racking components that are well made and reliable.

The industry-leading standards of ColbyRACK stock ensure years of outstanding performance.

Specifically, the Push-Back Racking comes complete with tremendous features:

• Your choice of a range of widths, depths, and thicknesses for the rack upright
• A unique diamond-slot profile, making for an efficient, stronger, interlock between the upright and the beam
• Strong, well-made frame bracing
• Flawless push-back tracks which make for easy sliding, and ensure there isn’t any jamming or derailing
• Racking end protection, installed on the rack to make operation even safer
• Upright protectors on both the front and the rear, which minimises damage