Which industries or scenarios are suitable for drive in shelves 1. Fast moving consumer goods industry: used for storing large quantities of low turnover seasonal stock (such as pre peak season inventory of beverages and snacks) and unsold goods, reducing warehouse occupancy and rental costs through high storage density. 2. Manufacturing industry: Store bulk industrial raw materials (such as plastic pellets, metal sheets), standardized semi-finished/finished products (such as model parts), and adapt to the production inventory management needs of "few varieties, large quantities". 3. Cold chain/constant temperature industry: Storing frozen food (frozen meat, frozen products) and low-temperature pharmaceutical raw materials in cold storage and constant temperature warehouses, high-density storage can reduce warehouse area, refrigeration energy consumption, and operating costs. 4. Building materials/chemical industry: Store long strip building materials (pipes, profiles) and chemical raw materials of the same specifications (coatings, reagents), utilize the depth direction storage characteristics of shelves, centrally manage large and heavy goods, and avoid scattered stacking and occupying space. 5. Logistics warehousing (low turnover scenario): Used for long-term transit inventory of logistics enterprises, storage of customer unsold entrusted goods, without frequent access, and can fully leverage the advantages of "first in, last out" and high storage capacity.
