Wide-aisle multi-bay racking is the most commonly used racking system. It is ideal for storing large quantities of individual, mainly palletized items.

Its strength lies in its versatility: it can hold a great number of containers of various dimensions and weights and can be flexibly configured up to a maximum bay load of 45 t.

In comparison with block storage, wide-aisle racking offers the advantages of pressure-free storage and direct access to all pallets.

The possibilities are virtually limitless when it comes to height: with automatic operation, the racking can be increased from the standard 8 to 10 meters to more than 20 meters.

The easy adjustment of the shelf supports ensures optimum use of your warehouse space. Double-depth storage is also possible. Depending on the goods, loading is with industrial trucks or stacker cranes.

✔ Direct access to all items

✔ Optimum ability to adapt to your needs

✔ Easy to erect with few components

✔ Free allocation of storage places

✔ Achievable with bay loads up to 45 t

Features

System principle

• System bore holes for quick and easy adaptation to new circumstances.
• Standard structural elements employ the modular principle.
• Can be combined with other Jungheinrich racking.

A comprehensive range of accessories

• Chipboard floor.
• Galvanized mesh.
• Markings.

Individual sector solutions

• Advice from experts with sound sector experience.
• Tailored solutions for various sectors, e.g. grocery sector, wholesale, production industry and many more.

Stacking options

• Double-depth storage.
• Crossways storage.

Efficient working

• Direct, targeted access to every pallet.

High-quality Jungheinrich pallet racking

• Independent test rigs at the production facilities ensure constant quality at all sites worldwide.
• RAL quality seal: Regular inspection of quality and safety according to stringent guidelines by an independent institute.

Safety accessories

• Depth supports for safe and fast stacking and retrieval.
• Bumper to avoid collision damage, e.g. in corner areas or on racking uprights.
• Backstop to avoid load units being pushed though inadvertently.
• Load guard to prevent falling out at the rear.