META Order Catalogue

META MULTILINE ® S Flow & Push-Back Racking
Flow Racking & Push-Back Racking
Whether META MULTILINE ® S is used as a flow rack with the FIFO
principle (First In First Out) or as a push-back rack with the LIFO principle
(Last In First Out) the pallets are always ready to go.
A maximum of two service aisles is required, and the storage space
requirement is reduced by 30% compared with similar conventional pallet
racking systems.
The higher turnover rate due to the shorter distances within the
warehouse, the simple way in which stored goods are allocated to their
locations, the clearer overview and compact form of storage make this an
unbeatable system which takes the shortest time to pay for itself.
META flow racks are modular in structure. Depending on the goods
stored, they consist of a goods structure with roller tracks for the individual
channels. These are slightly tilted toward the take-out side, so that the
goods are moved by simple gravity without the need for a drive system.
META MULTILINE ® S Flow Racking
FIFO principle (First In First Out):
The new goods are loaded on the feed side, from where they flow
automatically to the take-out side where they can be removed.
obsolescence is avoided, as the goods first loaded are also the first to
be taken out
the loading aisles are separated from the removal aisles, ensuring
trouble-free working and less accidents
the removal of superfluous aisles frees up more usable space
time savings through use of own goods transport, shorter travel times
and fewer obstructions
ideal for production series, batch tracing and keeping to shelf-life
specifications
META MULTILINE ® S Push-Back Racking
LIFO principle (Last In First Out):
The META push-back racking is a variant of the flow racking. It works by
the LIFO principle. The stored goods are loaded and removed on one side
only. When one pallet is removed, the tilt causes the next item to move to
the entry side or exit side.
Goods are stored and removed on the same side, and are immediately
ready to go.
only one stacker truck aisle is required, resulting in the most efficient
utilisation of space
quicker access to goods
time savings through use of own goods transport, shorter travel times
and fewer obstructions
optimal for goods without an expiry date
FIFO principle (First In First Out)
LIFO principle (Last In First Out)
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Dynamic Storage
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