Pallet Flow / Live Pallet Racking
Live storage racking for palletized loads are compact structures that incorporate roller track sections placed on a sloped lane to allow the pallets to slide over them.

The pallets are put in at the highest part of the rolling section and move by the force of gravity and at a controlled speed towards the other end, where they remain until they are ready to be removed.

Live storage pallet racking is ideal for the following areas, where palletized loads are handled:

  Perishable goods warehouses.
  Intermediate warehouses between two working
  zones.
  Dispatch areas, where pallets need to be removed
  quickly.
  Holding warehouses (prepared orders,
  classification channels in automatic circuits, etc).

Live storage enables perfect rotation of stored products, with the FIFO (First-in, First-out) system, where the first pallet to be put in is the first to be taken out.

When the first pallet is taken out, the others move forward one position, so the preceding pallet is always at the front.

This makes it ideal for storing perishable goods.