There are three differences between domestic shelves and foreign shelves. Warehouse shelf factory is a storage equipment that integrates warehousing. It can not only solve the storage problem of goods, but also make full use of space and improve storage efficiency. Therefore, warehouse shelves are a benefit for warehouse demanders. With the comprehensive recovery of the Chinese economy, more and more products are being launched in China and pushed to the world. Of course, there are storage shelves among these products. Why? Here is the difference between domestic shelves and foreign shelves to help you understand the reasons.

1. Different structural planning

In the United States, all pillars of shelf factories have many welding conditions. Although this will lead to an increase in transportation costs, on the other hand, the columns do not require on-site assembly, which also saves a lot of human capital.

Another difference in column planning is that Americans prioritize practicality over aesthetics. When the load on the shelf columns is large, planners from American shelf factories will weld a column or rectangular tube at the bottom of the larger column to increase its load-bearing capacity. In our country, such a situation is usually not easily accepted by customers because it is so beautiful that we all like the entire pillar up and down. Pursuing aesthetic effects is a waste of a large amount of steel, and the top of the shelf does not need such a large cross-section because the load-bearing type of the top column is very small.

2. Differences in shelf appearance processing

In our country, almost all shelf appearances are electrostatically sprayed, while in some American companies, they choose surface treated baked paint.

3. Highly standardized

In the United States and Canada, almost all shelf passes are universal, which greatly facilitates customer use and the purchase of accessories, meaning that almost all accessories are universal. And there are many warehouse shelf manufacturers, many companies have different passes that cannot be matched. In shelf factories, it seems that our passes are almost the same, but subtle differences still exist, and the matching function still needs to be improved.