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Drawer racking for industrial moulds
Specially designed for companies using heavy, bulky moulds: plastic injection, stamping, pressing. Moulds sit on pull-out drawers, giving easy access without complex manual handling. Drawer capacity, dimensions and handling device are defined by the weight and centre of gravity of the moulds.
Applications
- Plastic injection moulds
- Stamping dies
- Press tooling
- Foundry moulds
- Cutting tools
- Heavy mechanical parts
Advantages
- Individual access to each mould
- Less search and handling time
- Optimised storage area
- Better tooling organisation
- Controlled drawer opening
- Improved operational safety
INDURA offers industrial racking solutions to organise, optimise and secure storage spaces. The range covers manual storage of small parts as well as installations for heavy loads, long products, industrial moulds, archives and multi-level warehouses. Each installation is designed according to the nature of the products, the loads, the handling method, the available height and the building constraints.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between light and heavy-duty racking?
Light-duty racking is for manually handled products. Heavy-duty racking uses stronger uprights and beams to take heavy or palletised loads. Actual capacity always depends on the sizing of the installation.
Which racking for tubes and profiles?
Cantilever racking is usually the best fit. Its cantilevered arms store long products without obstructing front uprights.
How can I increase warehouse capacity without extending the building?
A storage mezzanine exploits available height and creates one or more extra levels. The layout must be validated by a structural and functional study.
Which system for heavy industrial moulds?
Pull-out drawer racking gives easy access to injection moulds, dies and heavy tooling. Drawers must be sized to actual loads.
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