DESIGN
The racking Components are designed in accordance with IS – 801. The minimum factor of safety considered is 1.65. The allowable deflection will be limited to span /325.
RAW MATERIAL
The primary supplier for the raw material is M/s SAIL. Form, which the material is offered to us against our bookings. But many a times we are purchasing our raw material form outside traders due to non-availability of material a SAIL. The material confirms to IS 10748 (H R) standards.
BASIC SYSTEMS COMPONENTS/ PRODUCT DETAIL
FRAMES
The upright frame is constructed from 2.50 mm thick high yield cold formed special channel, having trapezoidal holes at a regular distance of 100 mm. The posts are welded by diagonal bracing channel T form an integral welded frame in variable standard widths and heights.
BEAMS
Beams are fabricated out of specially shaped channel and anchor plates. The beam profiles have double flange thickness at the points of maximum stress, for thigh loading capacity. The beams are available in different depths and lengths.
LOCKING DEVICE
Beams & frames are securely locked by mans of locking pins to avoid dislodgment under load through mishandling.
BASE PLATE
This will be welded to be upright at the bottom. These base plate will be grouted to the floor be means of Anchor bolts.
ROW CONNECTOR
These will be having bolts at the ends & will be bolted to upright frames.
FASTENERS
All fasteners will be galvanized type and preferably of reputed make.
SKID CHANNEL
All skid channels are channels with back plate to guide pallets at proper place & prevent skidding at back. This will be screwed on beam, individuals as per width of pallets.
PROCESS OF WELDING
The welding done is electric arc or Gas welding and will be as per IS 823 & IS 816.
PRE – TREATMENT AND PAINTING PROCESS
All components are degreased, derusted and phosphated in 3 in 1 solution/sand blasting, applied with one coat of redoxide primer and finished with two coats of high quality synthetic air drying enamel paint of standard make with the color of your choice.
