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META General META Glossary Technical terms explained Adjusting screw The adjusting screw on the cantilever arms (META MULTISTRONG ® L+M) is a type of lift lock. When the screw is tightened, it causes a plate with two teeth to be pressed into the upright section and against the cantilever arm itself. This raises the arm slightly. Round materials therefore roll toward the uprights and the arm cannot be lifted off accidentally. Back stop Prevents pallets from being pushed through accidentally. Back stops are not to be used regularly as a push-through protection in the same way as pallet stops. Bay load Total load capacity of a rack bay. A bay is the area between two frames. The sum of the shelf loads one above the other should not exceed the permitted bay load. Bay load is affected by shelf height. Bracing beams Bracing beams are angle sections with one connector on right and left. They are used to reinforce boltless racks at defined intervals. The shelf is inserted in the folded angle of the beam. The standard reinforcement is the diagonal brace. Brackets These are used as reinforcements at specified positions on bolted racks. META brackets consist of an angled plate with integrated nuts, which makes assembly tremendously easier. Buckling length see "shelf height" Channel support For safe storage of mesh box pallets. These have angled foot-plates, which make them difficult to store directly in pallet racks. The channel supports guide the foot plates of the mesh boxes, which can then be safely set down on the beams. Clinched frames / shelves Clinching is a pressure-joining process used at META for producing its CLIP frames. With this process, the upright parts are force-fitted to the linking bars/panel. In this way, the pre-assembled frames are made highly stable and robust. Unlike frames with bolted or riveted linking bars, there are no obstructions to the insertion of shelves at any point. This process is also being used increasingly in shelving production. It has significant environmental advantages over traditional welding. Connector Hook block used for fastening a brace or beam to the upright section. The hook transfers the loads onto the upright section, and also reinforces the rack. Depth/longitudinal supports See "Supports". Longitudinal or depth supports are inserted, according to the shelf type. Diagonal reinforcement Reinforcing elements on the back of racks, consisting of diagonal bars. Diagonal reinforcing bars are used on shelving units and cantilever racks. This is a highly effective reinforcement method for supporting tensile forces. End stop For separating cantilever arms. Prevents round materials from accidentally slipping off (storage regulation BGR 234 for round materials) Galvanisation With electro-galvanisation, or zinc-coating, the parts to be coated are first cleaned with dilute acids, then dipped in a bath containing a salt solution of the coating metal (zinc). A current is then passed through the bath at low voltage. The electric current causes the chemical breakdown of the solution in the bath. The metal (zinc) separates out from the salt and is deposited in a thin layer on the part being coated. Locking pins Locking pins have to be inserted to prevent accidental lifting of the beams in the pallet rack. Picking tray For racks with tilted surfaces or roller strips, a picking tray is installed where the goods taken from the rack can be assembled. Polypropylene (PP) PP is resistant to almost all organic solvents and fats, as well as most acids and alkaline solutions. PP is odourless and gentle on the skin. It is suitable for applications in the foodstuffs and pharmaceutical sectors. It is physiologically harmless. Powder coating The powder coating supplied by META is an epoxy-polyester based powder coating. It provides optimal abrasion resistance and the highest possible surface quality. Even when used for storing foods, the plastic coating does not give off any substances that might have an unpleasant taste or smell, or which could be harmful to health. The coating process used is completely harmless to the environment. There are no chemical waste products. The water required is fully treated in a cleaning process circuit. No waste water is discharged into the sewage system. Pre-galvanisation The base material (steel) in the form of strips or sheets is cleaned by baking in a conveyor furnace, after which it is heat-treated, then passed through a bath of molten zinc. The desired amount of zinc coating is controlled and adjusted using the jet-stripping process. A crystalline structure forms as the zinc coat solidifies. Reinforcement Racks are reinforced either with diagonal braces (cross-braces) or with longitudinal reinforcers/beams. Diagonal braces are often used on shelving. On pallet racks, reinforcement is provided by the structural forces of the beams. Shelf height Indicates the distance between the top surface of the warehouse floor (or shelf) to the top edge of the shelf above. This distance is also referred to as the buckling length. If the distance between two shelf levels in the rack is greater, this is crucial for the structural design of the rack. Shelf height has a direct effect on the load capacity of a rack (→ bay load). Shelf load Shelf load refers to the loading on one shelf level or shelf between two frames. The load should be evenly distributed over the whole surface. The total of the shelf loads is equal to the bay load. Spacer Connecting element between two racks. Used when assembling pallet racks, where it ensures a uniform gap between the different racks. Supports Supports are used for various reasons: With shelves, they can increase the load capacity. In general, they prevent sagging of the shelves. With stepped beams, they prevent hollowing out of the beams when under load. If chipboards are inserted, they prevent sagging and therefore breakage of the boards. Upright section Vertical load bearing element, which is given its geometry by cold forming. It is joined to the load-bearing frame by connecting elements such as linking bars or C-section braces. On boltless racks, it is the shelves and brackets which are the connecting elements. The uprights transfer the bay load to the warehouse's load-bearing floor. 162
Planning Dimensions & Load Data overview of all products META General Planning dimensions META FIX ® Bolted Shelving Starter bay: Nominal width + 4 mm Nominal depth + 4 mm META QUICK ® Boltless Shelving single-sided Starter bay: Nominal width + 56 mm Nominal depth + 36 mm META QUICK ® Boltless Shelving double-sided Starter bay: Nominal length + 56 mm 2x nominal depth + 75 mm META QUICK ® Corner Shelves Width 1: Nominal width + 56 mm Width 2: Nominal width + 11 mm Width 3: Nominal width + 6 mm Nominal depth + 36 mm Add-on bay: Nominal width + 2 mm Nominal depth + 4 mm Add-on bay: Nominal width + 6 mm Nominal depth + 36 mm Add-on bay: Nominal length + 6 mm 2x nominal depth + 75 mm Notes on safety META FIX ® Bolted Shelving META QUICK ® Boltless Shelving Racking with a height to depth ratio of more than 5: 1 should be secured to prevent tilting (with wall or floor fixings). The shelf/bay loads apply to evenly distributed loads. Bay load data apply to rows of shelves in 3 or more bays. META COMPACT ® Bolted Shelving Starter bay: Nominal width + 4 mm Nominal depth + 4 mm META COMPACT ® Boltless Shelving Starter bay: Nominal width + 56 mm Nominal depth + 36 mm META SPEED-RACK ® Wide Span Racking Nominal dimensions = Actual dimensions: Mounted in starter bay only META MINI-RACK ® Long Span Racking Starter bay: Nominal width + 107 mm Nominal depth = as in tables META MULTIPAL ® Pallet Racking Starter bay: Overall width = Beam length + 170 mm (applies to upright type 85) Overall depth = Frame depth Add-on bay: Nominal width + 2 mm Nominal depth + 4 mm Add-on bay: Nominal width + 6 mm Nominal depth + 36 mm Add-on bay: Nominal width + 51 mm Nominal depth = as in tables Add-on bay: Overall width = Beam length + 85 mm (applies to upright type 85) Overall depth = Frame depth META COMPACT ® Bolted Shelving META COMPACT ® Boltless Shelving All META COMPACT ® Office Shelving with steel feet for floor-fixing. Single sided shelving must be secured to prevent tilting, as the shelf height is more than 5 times the shelf depth. META SPEED-RACK ® Wide Span Racking The shelf/bay loads apply to evenly distributed loads. Mounted in starter bay only META MINI-RACK ® Long Span Racking Racking with a height to depth ratio of more than 5: 1 should be secured to prevent tilting (with wall or floor fixings). META MULTIPAL ® Pallet Racking Shelf loads apply with evenly distributed loads. Additional shelf levels possible up to maximum bay load. Shelf and bay load data apply for racks with at least 4 bays and 2 beam pairs. META MULTISTRONG ® Light Cantilever Racking Spacing: 1030, 1330 mm Rack depth (distance between the centres of cantilever uprights) single sided = Nominal depth + 210 mm Starter bay double sided = 2x nominal depth + 220 mm Width = Spacing + 64 mm META MULTISTRONG ® Medium Cantilever Racking Spacing: 1030, 1330 mm Rack depth (distance between the centres of cantilever uprights) single sided = Nominal depth + 230 mm Starter bay double sided = 2x nominal depth + 240 mm Width = Spacing + 73 mm META MULTISTRONG ® Light & Medium Cantilever Racking If height to depth ratio is more than 5: 1, or the operating conditions so require, then floor anchoring is required. META MULTISTRONG ® Heavy Cantilever Racking Spacing: 1000, 1250, 1500 mm Rack depth (single sided) (distance between the centres of cantilever uprights) Starter bay width IPE180-IPE220 = Nominal depth + IPE section + 95 mm IPE 180 = Spacing + 91 mm IPE240-IPE270 IPE 200 = Spacing + 100 mm = Nominal depth + IPE section + 110 mm IPE 220 = Spacing + 110 mm Rack depth (double sided) IPE 240 = Spacing + 120 mm = 2x nominal depth + IPE section + 100 mm IPE 270 = Spacing + 135 mm META MULTISTRONG ® Heavy Cantilever Racking The racks are to be set on a sufficiently load-bearing ground slab and must always be anchored to the floor as described in BGR 234, mounting material is included with the uprights. Load data apply to static and evenly distributed loads. META ATLAS ® ST Cantilever Racking Spacing: 1350 mm (distance between the centres of cantilever uprights) Overall width: Cantilever rack: = Width + 55 mm Long goods rack: = Width + 46 mm Depth: = Useful depth of arms per side Overall depth: Cantilever rack: = 630 (single sided) / 1150 mm (double sided) Long goods rack: = 590 (single sided) / 1090 mm (double sided) META ATLAS ® ST Cantilever Racking If height to depth ratio is more than 5: 1, or the operating conditions so require, then floor anchoring is required. 163
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