Access equipment and operating standards for heavy-duty shelves The access of heavy-duty shelves relies on specialized heavy-duty equipment, with the core being heavy-duty balanced forklifts, forward moving heavy-duty forklifts, and stacker cranes. The heavy-duty balanced forklift has a carrying capacity of 3-10 tons and a lifting height of up to 8 meters, suitable for the storage and retrieval of goods on medium and low level heavy-duty shelves; Forward moving heavy-duty forklifts have higher flexibility, with a channel width that can be reduced to 3.5 meters, making them suitable for warehouses with slightly smaller spaces; Stacker cranes are used for high-level heavy shelves over 10 meters, achieving precise access through automated control systems and reducing manual intervention. There are three key points to pay attention to in the operation specifications: first, forklift drivers need to hold certificates and be familiar with the load-bearing limits of the shelves, and overloading access is prohibited; Secondly, when storing and retrieving goods, it is necessary to operate slowly to avoid the forklift teeth hitting the shelf columns or beams; Thirdly, the goods should be placed in the center on the crossbeam to avoid tilting the shelves due to unilateral force. If the center of gravity of the goods is offset, auxiliary tools should be used to adjust the position before storage to ensure that each step of the operation meets safety standards.
