Supports various packaging styles! The shelf height can be freely adjusted to match the packaging of the stored items.
A "pallet rack," also known as a heavy-duty rack or heavy-duty shelf, is a type of rack designed to store and keep various loads on pallets without removing them from the pallet. Typically, the load capacity per level exceeds 1 ton, and the height of the shelves can be freely adjusted to accommodate the dimensions of the stored items. Assembly and adding additional levels are also easy. Additionally, since the height of the shelf levels can be freely adjusted, it can accommodate various load configurations, and organized storage improves management efficiency. 【Features】 ■ Easy access to the desired pallet, improving time efficiency in handling ■ Adjustable shelf heights allow for accommodation of various load configurations ■ Effective use of ceiling height in warehouses and factories ■ Organized storage enhances management efficiency *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Kiefer Corporation is engaged in a reuse business for logistics materials aimed at a decarbonized society. Logistics materials such as pallets are essential items for improving transportation efficiency in logistics. It is said that there are hundreds of millions of these logistics materials used annually. If these logistics materials are incinerated every time they are used, it results in an enormous amount of CO2 emissions each year. What we do is purchase used logistics materials that are no longer needed and sell them to customers who require them. By doing so, we promote the circulation of logistics materials and aim for a society where the necessary amount reaches customers who need it, rather than a society of excessive consumption.