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Pallet Track
| Features | Configurations | Tech Specs | Accessories | Videos | Case Studies | RFQ |
Move pallets with ease with Pallet Track from Unex. These tracks work with pallet racks to provide a gravity flow solution for pallets, reducing labor costs and increasing storage efficiency.
Features
- Attaches to pallet racks or floor
- Allows for FIFO storage
- Reduces forklift use
- Reduces labor costs
- Spring-loaded rear stop to prevent pallets from falling off
the rack when being pushed back accidentally - Single or double-deep pallet configurations available
- Increases storage density
- Eco-friendly - no energy consumption
- Available in custom sizes to the half-inch
- 2 year warranty
Pallet Track is available with wheel and roller tracks. Find out the strengths of both type below. Mouse over the check mark for an explanation.
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Configurations
Unex's Pallet Track can be expertly configured to fit your specific needs. Below are the two most popular styles. |
Pallet Handling |
This Pallet Track configuration converts static pallet positions to dynamic storage positions, and is ideal for fast-moving SKUs that are picked straight from the pallet. |
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Pallet Flow Rack |
This Pallet Track configuration is designed to be integrated with existing pallet rack. It features a ramp stop to keep stored pallets from sliding out of the rack.
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Tech Specs
To download a complete list of specifications, click here.
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Roller Pallet Track
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Wheel Rail Pallet Track
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Accessories
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Rail Support Mount |
Anti Backup |
| For floor mounted applications | For wheel rail |
Video
CASE STUDY: Maletis Beverage
Span-Track by UNEX Gets Kegs off the Ground and Gives Beer Distributor Room to Grow
A thriving beer distributor now has an efficient and space-saving system for storing and moving mini-kegs, thanks to a customized Span-Track system from UNEX. With the beer business booming, workers at Maletis Beverage must manage hundreds of mini-kegs of domestic and imported beer that arrive each day at the distribution center in Portland, Oregon.
“We have 400 different types of beer in these kegs because there are so many micro breweries in the area,” says Jason Lucas, Facility Warehouse Manager. “In the past few years, we’ve picked up a couple of thousand SKUs, and our building isn’t getting any bigger." Read more...