Flow bar shelves are mainly composed of flow bars, support frames and beams. The flow bar shelves form an inclined slide system through the combination of flow bars and support frames, and the goods rely on their own weight to achieve first-in-first-out storage. Specifically, the installation principle of the flow bar shelf is to combine the flow bar with the support frame. During the installation process, the flow bar and the support are inclined at a 3% angle, so that the goods rely on their own weight to achieve first-in-first-out.
Structural features of flow bar shelves
Inclined design: The flow bar shelves are usually designed with a 3% inclination to ensure that the goods can slide smoothly by relying on their own weight.
Efficient storage: Through the roller or slide rail design on the flow bar, the automatic sliding of goods is realized, the storage and retrieval efficiency is improved, and the labor intensity of manual operation is reduced.
High space utilization: It is suitable for the storage of large quantities of similar goods, especially for places such as auto parts factories that require high-density storage.
High safety: The shelf design takes safety into consideration, such as the front beam is higher than the flow bar roller to prevent goods from falling.
Information management: It can be equipped with electronic tags to realize the information management of goods.
Application scenarios of flow shelves
Flow shelves are widely used in factory assembly production lines, sorting areas of logistics distribution centers, distribution centers, medical logistics centers, electronics industries, automobile assembly workshops and other warehouses with high shipping frequency.
Its efficient access and first-in-first-out characteristics enable flow shelves to significantly improve work efficiency and reduce manual operation costs in these scenarios
