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\nFrequently Asked Questions<\/h3>\n
1. How high can we stack these units?<\/strong>
\nSafety is the limit. While the steel structure can support significant weight, we typically limit the top drawer height to ensure operators can safely rig and inspect the material. Standard units usually have 5 to 8 levels, with a total height around 2.5 to 3 meters.<\/p>\n2. Can I store remnants (partial sheets) in this system?<\/strong>
\nYes. This is a huge advantage over pallet storage. Pallets are terrible for odd-shaped offcuts. Our drawers provide a flat, contained surface where remnants can be organized and easily visualized, reducing the likelihood of buying new material when you already have stock.<\/p>\n3. What is the weight limit for a high-density unit?<\/strong>
\nEven in our high-density configurations, we maintain our industrial standards. Each drawer typically supports 3,000 kg, and the total rack capacity is engineered to handle the cumulative load (e.g., 20+ tons) transferred safely to the floor anchors.<\/p>\n4. Can the drawers be adjusted after installation?<\/strong>
\nThe drawer positions are fixed based on the welded or bolted structural frame to ensure maximum rigidity. However, we consult with you before<\/em> manufacturing to determine the optimal spacing mix (e.g., 3 shallow drawers for thin sheet, 2 deep drawers for plate) for your specific needs.<\/p>\n5. Is this system suitable for a leased factory?<\/strong>
\nYes. While it requires floor anchoring, the system is modular. If you move to a new facility, the rack can be unbolted, disassembled, and re-installed at your new location. It is a portable asset, unlike a permanent concrete pit or welded mezzanine.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>
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