The difference between heavy-duty shelves and through shelves

Heavy duty shelves and through shelves are both important components commonly used in modern industrial storage shelves. They are all used in terms of location. In non automated three-dimensional storage of goods, heavy-duty shelves and through type shelves play a crucial role in improving storage efficiency and standardizing management. It is generally used for installation and use in large and medium-sized warehouses. So what are the similarities and differences between heavy-duty shelves and through shelves?

Generally speaking, heavy-duty shelves and through type shelves use pallets for initial unit integration, and then are transported to Sanhe shelves by forklifts and other means. The storage capacity is divided based on the location of the goods. The advantage of such commonalities is that more goods can be packaged and concentrated at once, allowing similar goods to gather and be placed together for later turnover, as well as arranging the priority order for later pickup. This usage method makes these two types of shelves more conducive to the centralized storage needs of bulk or regular products, and maximizes the utilization of storage space.