Push Back Rack

Push-back racking is also designed for first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory management, which means that you can keep your inventory fresh and reduce the risk of stockouts. Push-back racking is a storage method that allows pallets to be stored from 2 to 6 deep on either side of an aisle, giving you higher storage density than conventional forms of racking. With push-back pallet racking, you can combine the density of drive-in rack while also providing single-lane selectivity. Wheeled carts sit stacked at the pick aisle of each lane. A pallet is placed on the top cart, then to load the next pallet, the forklift pushes it back, exposing a cart underneath. The process continues until all carts are used, with the last pallet resting on the rails. As pallets are extracted, the rear pallets automatically flow forward, producing a highly effective process.