Push-Back Pallet Rack

When storage space is at a premium consider PushBack Pallet Racking. PushBack Racking is designed for those who desire racking to incorporate space with movement. PushBack racking works for you, making product easily accessible as inventory shifts.

Pushback Racking is modular and can be configured in a wide variety of layouts - talk with your Aloi representatives today to find out how a PushBack system could help you more economically manage your inventories!

ADVANTAGES

PushBack Racking is an ideal solution for the organization seeking high storage density. Pallets are placed by forklift on nested carts within the rails. Each pallet is then pushed back by subsequent pallet loading, exposing the next cart.  When removing product, the forklift takes out the front pallet, allowing the pallets on carts behind it to roll gently to the front of the rack.  The nested carts make placement and retrieval easy.

A PushBack Rack System is ideal because it fills the storage cube with product, not aisles. A Pushback Rack System lets you store pallets 2 to 5 deep while retaining easy access.

PushBack Rack Systems:

·        Efficiently Utilizes Warehouse Space - Pushback offers up to 90% more product storage than selective rack systems

·        Decrease Jamming and Product Damage - Nested carts keep product from touching.

·        Increase Selectivity

·        Incorporate Easy Loading and Unloading

·        "Last In, First Out" Inventory

APPLICATIONS

·        Use when multiple pallets of the same SKU exist.

Use to create density.

ACCESSORIES AND ENHANCEMENTS

All racking comes with a wide range of accessories as well as options such as Column Guards, Grid-type Wire Decks and Back Stops.

To protect your investment, Warehouse Protective Barriers and Guard Rails are also available. 

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Aloi Material Handling, located in Rochester, NY – Your Upstate and Western New York source for manufacturing and warehouse solutions, pallet racking, shelving, mezzanines, carousels, modular offices, lift tables, overhead cranes and hoists, ergonomic workstations, and conveyors.