What are the applicable scenarios for drive in shelves 1. Scenarios of limited variety and large-scale storage: such as seasonal stocking in the fast-moving consumer goods industry (peak season inventory of beverages and snacks), and bulk storage of raw materials in the manufacturing industry (plastic pellets, metal sheets), adapted to the demand for "centralized management and low-frequency access". 2. Limited space and pursuit of high-density storage scenarios: such as small warehouses in urban areas and warehouses in high rent areas, utilizing their design without independent channels can increase storage capacity by more than 50% compared to ordinary shelves, maximizing space utilization. 3. Low turnover, long-term storage scenarios: such as unsold inventory, long-term goods entrusted by customers, and pipe/profile storage in the building materials industry, which do not require frequent access and can leverage the advantages of "first in, last out" and high capacity. 4. Special environmental storage scenarios: such as cold chain/constant temperature warehouses (for frozen meat, low-temperature pharmaceutical raw materials), high-density storage can reduce warehouse area and lower refrigeration energy consumption; The storage of reagents and coatings of the same specifications in the chemical industry facilitates centralized control.
