All contact points are spot welded! An explanation of strength and resistance to rust.
A shelf with holes is passed through four poles and fixed with a taper. The structure of steel racks is now familiar, but at the time it was a groundbreaking invention. This was developed in 1969 by American engineer Lewis Maslow. Traditional shelves have a structure that supports the downward force on the shelf board from the side. The strength of the shelf depends on the joint strength between the shelf board and the side panels. There are various strong joining methods for materials, such as wooden mortise and tenon joints and metal fusion welding. However, in the end, to increase strength, it was necessary to make the board thicker. The structure conceived by Lewis Maslow generates robustness from the load applied to the shelf board itself. It was indeed a revolutionary idea. This achieved a load-bearing capacity that is incomparable to traditional shelves. *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.*
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Erector Co., Ltd. has been manufacturing and selling steel wire shelves, "Erector Shelves," in technical partnership with InterMetro Industries in the United States since its establishment in 1966. We have accumulated unique know-how and a proven track record. Erector Shelves feature a four-sided open structure made of steel wire, which provides excellent ventilation and resists dust accumulation. This rational design philosophy is supported in various fields, including food service, hotel restaurants, hospitals, factories, and retail display industries.
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