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Heavy Duty Push Back Racking Systems

Push Back Racking

Engineering High-Density Push Back Pallet Racking Solutions

IronMax Storage Solutions Co., Ltd. specializes in structural engineering and direct manufacturing of heavy duty push back racking systems. Designed to double or triple warehouse storage density compared to standard selective pallet racking, push back systems utilize nested cart mechanisms traveling on inclined structural steel rails.

Operating under the Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory control principle, forklift operators remain in the main aisle, pushing existing pallets back when adding new stock. When a front pallet is retrieved, gravity seamlessly glides the remaining pallets forward to the picking face, drastically reducing loading and unloading cycle times.

High Load Capacity

Engineered to safely accommodate 500 kg to 5,000 kg per beam level, with lane depths spanning 2 to 6 pallets deep.

Cubic Space Optimization

Eliminates multiple forklift aisles, reclaiming up to 75% of wasted aisle floor space for productive storage.

Heavy-Duty Cart Engineering

Precision-welded nested carts equipped with sealed steel bearings ensure zero binding and smooth movement.

Cold-Storage Ready Finish

Available in hot-dip galvanized coating or epoxy powder finish designed for sub-zero freezer operations.

Catalog Selection

Featured Push Back Racking Models

Standard and custom configurations built to international FEM, RMI, and ISO safety standards.

ISOCE
Heavy Duty Storage Push Back Rack System 500-5000kg

Heavy Duty Push Back Rack System (500–5000kg)

Capacity
500–5,000 kg / level
Depth
2 to 6 Pallets Deep
Structure
Nested Steel Carts
Finish
Powder Coated / Galvanized
ISOCE
Custom Size Galvanized Steel Push Back Shelving

Custom Galvanized Push Back Shelving

Material
Structural Q235B / Q355B Steel
Corrosion
Hot-Dip Galvanized
Environment
Cold Storage & Freezers
Service
OEM / ODM Custom Design
ISOQC
Powder Coated Push Back Pallet Racking

Corrosion-Protected Push Back Racking

Surface
Epoxy Powder Coating
Colors
Blue, Orange, Custom
Safety
Integrated End Stops
Application
High-Density Distribution
ISOCE
Industrial Push Back Pallet Rack for Intensive Storage

Intensive Storage Industrial Push Back Rack

Utilization
Up to 90% Occupancy Rate
Pallet Types
Euro, GMA, Custom Steel
Bearings
Heavy-Duty Flanged Wheels
Pitch
50mm / 75mm Adjustable
ISOCE
1000kg High Density Push Back Racking System

1000kg Duty Press-In Push Back System

Load Rating
1,000 kg / pallet slot
Flow Type
LIFO (Last In First Out)
Assembly
Boltless Beam Locking
Lead Time
15–20 Production Days
ISOQC
Multi-Level Warehouse Push Back Racking

Inventory Management Push Back Racking

Operation
Standard Counterbalance Forklift
Selectivity
100% Lane Level Access
Protection
Upright Frame Protectors
Certification
CE, ISO9001, AS4084

Technical Specifications & Design Parameters

Every push back racking project manufactured by IronMax Storage Solutions Co., Ltd. undergoes rigorous engineering stress analysis based on seismic factors, vertical height clearance, forklift tilt angles, and pallet deflection parameters.

Feature Parameter Standard Specification Heavy-Duty Custom Option
Load Capacity per Level 500 kg – 2,500 kg Up to 5,000 kg
Lane Depth Options 2, 3, or 4 Pallets Deep 5 or 6 Pallets Deep
Steel Material Grade Q235B Cold Rolled Steel Q355B High-Yield Structural Steel
Rail Slope Incline 1.5% to 2.5% Standard Pitch Calibrated for Specific Pallet Loads
Cart Guidance Mechanism Heavy-Duty Steel Bearings & Rollers Flanged Low-Friction Alloy Wheels
Surface Coating Thickness 60–80 Microns Epoxy Powder Hot-Dip Galvanized > 65 Microns
Frequently Asked Questions

Push Back Racking Engineering FAQ

How does a push back racking system operate?

Push back racking utilizes inclined structural rails and a series of nested rolling carts. The first pallet is placed on the top cart. When the second pallet is loaded, the forklift pushes the first pallet back, revealing the next cart beneath. Retrieval works via gravity: as pallets are unloaded from the aisle, remaining pallets glide forward automatically.

What is the difference between push back racking and drive-in racking?

Unlike drive-in racking, push back racking does not require forklift trucks to drive into the rack lanes. Operators remain in the main aisle, resulting in faster handling speeds, reduced rack frame damage, and higher selectivity across individual storage lanes.

Can IronMax customize push back racks for existing pallet dimensions?

Yes. IronMax Storage Solutions Co., Ltd. customizes cart dimensions, rail lengths, upright profile gauges, and load capacities based on your specific pallet sizes (Euro, GMA, or industrial custom steel pallets) and warehouse CAD layouts.

What documentation and quality checks are provided for export orders?

Each export order includes steel mill material test reports, dimensional inspection logs, coating thickness verification, step-by-step assembly drawings, and remote video installation support from our engineering team.

Request a Free Layout Design & Quote

Send your warehouse dimensions, clear ceiling height, pallet specifications, and target load capacity to our engineering team. We respond within 24 hours with custom CAD layouts and direct factory pricing.

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