Pallet Rack
Upright Frames:
All upright frames use rectangular tubing for frame bracing. The closed box section is superior to open channels, round tubing, rods or angle bracing. Independent triangulation is achieved by welding diagonals directly to columns, not to the horizontals. Rectangular tubing and independent triangulation are two important features that add up to years of durable and dependable service.
Beams:
Beams use a minimum of three load bearing studs on each end plate to transfer loads safely to upright columns. These studs, in conjunction with teardrop keyholes, work together to draw the end plates securely against the upright columns, creating a tight connection that reduces rotation and sway. Drive-in/drive-thru support arms, 6 inch step beams, and mezzanine support beams all use four load bearing studs for added safety.
Safety Clips:
When it comes to safety, our clips are outstanding and that's a safety feature in itself! Highly visible, zinc coated safety clips are easily distinguished on painted end plates, allowing you to instantly spot any partially disengaged connection. Safety clips lock beams in place preventing accidental beam dislodgment. Clips are simple to replace or disengage for quick adjustment.
Full Perimeter Welds:
Every beam has a full perimeter weld connecting beam to endplate. Full perimeter welds utilize the entire beam cross-section to transmit loads evenly to endplates, making the strongest possible connection.
Keyhole:
Our keyhole design provides a superior connection that is easy to install, adjustable on 2 inch centers, prevents wedging, and increases overall rack rigidity. As bays are loaded, our unique keyhole actually transfers the load to increase friction at the beam-column interface creating more stability in the rack.
Flexibility:
Q Rack combines standard components with specially designed accessories to accommodate your most difficult storage applications.
Our CAD Design staff will custom design a rack system to accommodate your storage needs.
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