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For Daido Steel GROUP Singapore Pte., long steel stock is not just inventory. It is floor space, aisle width, and the time it takes to reach the right bundle. When long pipes, tubes, and profiles sit on the floor, the next pick usually starts with moving something else first. Terack avoids that chain of delay by storing each tier separately and letting operators reach the target layer directly.<\/p>\n

Why floor stacking creates friction<\/h2>\n

Long material does not stack like boxed goods. The lower layers get trapped, side handling adds scratches, and every retrieval turns into a small rearrangement. In a busy steel warehouse, that means more forklift movement, more chance of contact damage, and more time lost before cutting or dispatch can start.<\/p>\n

What Terack changes<\/h2>\n

Terack is a TE-series telescopic cantilever rack built for long, heavy, linear stock. The rack-and-pinion drive moves each storage tier in and out independently. Operators can pull the required layer forward, lift the bundle with an overhead crane, and return the tier without clearing the upper stock first. On higher tiers, chain transmission brings the crank handle down to a workable height.<\/p>\n

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That matters when the stock is scratch-sensitive or when the site wants to avoid side dragging inside the rack area. The handling path stays simple. The material moves vertically at the point of pickup, not sideways through a tight aisle.<\/p>\n

Why the layout works better for Singapore sites<\/h2>\n

A compact industrial site needs storage that uses height without eating the whole floor. Terack is modular and knock-down, so the rack can be shipped in parts and assembled on site. For export-oriented projects, that is easier to pack and easier to move than a fully welded frame. The same design also keeps aisle space open for production flow.<\/p>\n

The structure is built for long stock handling, not generic shelf storage. Q235 carbon steel, anchored base plates, and cross-braced uprights keep the rack stable under real workshop use.<\/p>\n

What to confirm before the final layout<\/h2>\n
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  • The longest stock length and the heaviest bundle per tier<\/li>\n
  • Whether the site needs single-sided or double-sided access<\/li>\n
  • Crane clearance above the rack and around the pick lane<\/li>\n
  • The aisle width needed for loading, lifting, and return travel<\/li>\n
  • The floor condition for anchoring and leveling on site<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    What Daido Steel GROUP Singapore Pte. gets from the change<\/h2>\n

    Terack keeps the right bundle reachable, reduces side handling, and makes long stock storage easier to organize. It is a better fit when the material must be stored by layer, picked with a crane, and moved without giving up the whole floor.<\/p>\n

    For Daido Steel GROUP Singapore Pte., that is the point. The rack is not there to take up space. It is there to give space back.<\/p>\n

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