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Idaho Material
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| For Maximum density & high throughput or long term storage | ||
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Bay widths based on forklift clearance |
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Arm clearance based on pallet width | |
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Vertical spacing of rack arms should be pallet height plus 6"-10" |
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2 to 10 and more pallets deep based on rack layout, SKU counts and throughput |
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Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications | |
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| For maximum density & medium throughput with high SKU counts | ||
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Bays widths based on 5"-6" of space between pallets |
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Vertical rack spacing based on slope and # of pallets deep | |
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2, 3, 4 and more pallets deep based on layout, SKU counts and throughput | |
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Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications | |
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| For maximum density and "first in - first out" Product rotation | ||
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Bay width based on pallet width plus 10"-15" - based on product overhang and stability |
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Number of pallets deep based on layout, throughput requirements and SKU counts | |
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Vertical rack spacing based on pallet height & number of pallets deep in the system |
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Aisle widths to fit lift truck turning specifications | |
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| For storage of long on random length products such as dimensional lumber or pipe etc. | ||
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Upright rack spacing based on product stability and need for support |
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Arm length based on load depth | |
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Vertical rack spacing based on load height and product deflection |
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Canted rack arms available to prevent loads from rolling off of arms | |
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SHELVING
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| For Clean operations and maximum life | ||
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24", 30", 35", 42", 48", 54", 60", 72" wide shelves available |
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12", 18", 24", 30", 36" deep shelves available | |
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3' to 16' heights available in 1' increments (7' standard) |
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Multi story shelving units |
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Enclosed shelving units | |
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Dividers | |
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Integral drawers & doors available for shelving | |
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| For minimum cost per storage unit | ||
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Shelf size should be in increments of 4' x 8' sheets of ply or particle board for minimum cost |
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3' to 16' shelf heights available in 1' increments (7' & 8' standard) | |
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12", 18", 24", 30", 36", 42" & 48" shelf depths | |
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48", 60", 72", 84" & 96" shelf widths | |
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No nuts, bolts or special shelf hardware | |
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No special tools required for shelving installation | |
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| For clean room and food service applications | ||
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34", 30", 36", 42", 48", 60", 72" length shelves |
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14", 18", 21", 24", 30", 36" deep shelves | |
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63" & 74" high shelf posts |
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Chrome, Zinc and Stainless Steel shelving construction |
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Many available shelf accessories | |
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| For gyms, schools and business applications | ||
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Solid steel or perforated lockers |
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Single, double or multi tiered lockers | |
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Padlock or integral lock types |
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Locker room benches |
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Sloped tops and filler panels for lockers | |
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Custom lockers colors | |
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Many available locker accessories | |
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| Idaho Material Handling employs full time service and installation people to accurately install and support your project | ||
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Insured |
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Licensed | |
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Trained |
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Experienced |
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Fully outfitted service vehicles | |
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Proper tooling for the project | |
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| Idaho is located in an active geological region requiring UBC permitting for rack and shelving over 8'0" high. Contact your Idaho Material Handling representative for help in obtaining your permits. | |
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| A subsidiary of HOJ Engineering and Sales | Member MHEDA |
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