Chipboard shelf for pallet rack, for beam depth 50 mm, 1100 x 1350 x 38 mm (HxWxD), recessed, including depth supports
Item No.: 46690Robuste Spanplatten-Ebene für Palettenregale zur Schaffung von Lagerflächen für nicht-palettierte Ware.
- Erweitert Palettenregale um Lagerflächen für Kleinteile und Kartonagen
- Stabile 38 mm dicke Spanplatte
- Passend für Holme mit 50 mm Tiefe
- Inklusive Tiefenauflagen für sicheren Halt
- Standardmaß 1100 x 1350 mm
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Description
The Chipboard Level 46690 from Gebrüder Schulte allows you to flexibly use your existing pallet racks for storing non-palletized goods. This floor level is the ideal addition for safely storing smaller items, cartons or workpieces.
Made from a 38 mm thick chipboard, this level offers a robust and stable support surface. It is specially designed for use with pallet racks that have beams with a depth of 50 mm.
The delivery includes depth supports, which ensure a secure and precise fit on the beams. The level is mounted recessed, which creates a level running surface and prevents small parts from falling. The color of the depth supports is RAL 2004 Pure Orange.
With a width of 1350 mm and a depth of 1100 mm (measured over the depth supports), this chipboard level offers a generous area for optimizing your storage capacities.
Frequently asked questions about Chipboard Shelf Levels
Panels 38 mm thick are standard. They rest directly on the beams and form a closed shelf level for boxes and small parts.
Chipboard is inexpensive and suits light, dry goods. The steel panel carries more, resists moisture and is suitable for fire protection. For heavy or wet storage, steel is the better choice.
Yes. The panels can be fitted into almost any existing pallet rack. Make sure the beam spacing matches and secure the panel with Z-brackets.
The load capacity depends on the permissible beam load of your rack, not on the panel alone. Chipboard copes poorly with high point loads because it sags.
No. Chipboard absorbs moisture, swells and loses strength. Outdoors or in wet halls you should use steel panels or mesh decks.
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