Pick Shelves

Kill the dead zone with angled Pick Shelves. These steel shelves can be added to Span Track to increase visibility for partial case picks or used on their own with racking for slow movers. Angle your pick to save valuable storage space and increase efficiency.

Features

Mobile or stationary options
Custom sizing available
Flexible mounting to any configuration of rack or beam
Can drop into existing rack
Custom stop heights
7 year warranty

Configurations

Pick Shelves can be configured to serve multiple applications. Attach them to Span Track racks or use them alone on a rack.

	Workstation	Complete with tool bar, pick trays, and workbench for faster, more ergonomic picking.
	Split Case Track & Pick Tray	Allows for more visibility when case picking. Features pick trays, a high clearance floor-mounted lane, and Span Track.
	24" Foot Tilted Pick Shelf	Eliminates rear dead zones while providing dynamic storage that is perfect for slow movers.
	36" Tilted Pick Shelf	The deeper shelf offers more storage and is ideal for slow movers.
	42" Tilted Pick Shelf	Stationary storage that eliminates the dead zone. Made from solid steel shelving for strength and durability.

Tech Specs

Rack Pick Shelves

Depths from 18" to 60"
Widths from 30" to 120"
Galvanized steel construction
Wire pick shelves are 24" deep
50 lbs per sq. ft. shelf capacity

Flow Pick Shelves

Depths from 18" to 60"
Widths from 18" to 96"
Galvanized steel construction
Wire pick shelves are 24" deep
50 lbs per sq. ft. shelf capacity

Video

CASE STUDY: National Food Wholesaler

More SKUs in the Pick Path and Fewer Footsteps Result in Dramatic Efficiencies for National Distributor

Workers at a national distributor of food products have reduced travel time on the pick path by 80%, reduced pick time by 42% and freed up 456 pallet positions. How did they do it? With innovative storage solutions and pick tunnel carts from UNEX.

More than 5,000 convenience stores in the New England region and New York depend on Pine State Trading Co. to deliver a variety of products to fill their shelves – from salads to cigarettes. “We distribute items of all shapes and sizes, and our stock can change frequently,” says Steve Mitchell, Director of Operations at Pine State Trading Co. “To keep up with customer demands, our distribution center must run efficiently and flawlessly.”

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