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.
Made from cold-formed steel sheet, an economical and modular solution for manual storage of light products. The shelves contribute directly to the rigidity of the system, allowing more levels without intermediate beams. Level height adjusts to the items stored.
Built from tubular profiles, G30 is designed for manual storage of products that do not require high load capacity. Depth, width and height adapt to the products and the room. Mesh back panels prevent products from falling and, combined with a door, create a secure storage area.
Derived from G30, the Market Ranza system integrates solid or perforated back panels. With its back and side panels it serves as storage, display, tool support or interior partition. Perforated panels take hooks for hanging tools; solid panels and side closures create an independent stockroom.
For manual storage of intermediate loads and, depending on the studied configuration, lightly palletised products. Its five-point connection ensures a robust link between uprights and beams. Tubular dividers hold fragile products upright: car glazing, bumpers, tyres.
Designed for industrial applications requiring robust structures, from a small depot to a large logistics centre. Several beam types depending on loads and spans: tubular, C-profile or reinforced. The choice between G100, G120 and G140 is made after sizing (load per level, height, beam length, handling stresses).
Designed for horizontal storage of long products that cannot be placed on conventional racking. Vertical columns with adjustable arms, single or double sided. The installation is fully engineered for the project: product length, weight, rigidity and handling method determine column spacing and arm configuration.
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.
Uses the racking structures to support one or more walkway levels. It exploits building height and increases usable area without extending the building. Levels can host manual storage, order-picking zones or circulation. The project includes live loads, stairs, guardrails, handling access and fire safety.
Applications
Warehouses with high clear height
Spare-parts stores
Order-picking centres
Light or intermediate product storage
Logistics platforms
Industrial workshops
Advantages
Vertical use of the building
Additional floor area
Products organised by family
Direct access to SKUs
Improved picking
Manual pallet trucks possible on platforms (subject to sizing)
Creates covered storage on an outdoor area or increases the capacity of a site whose building is too small. After the main structure is installed, facades and roof are closed with cladding. Access via sectional door, swing door or open bay. The study covers wind, rain, stability, foundations and local building rules.
For high-density storage of files and documents. Units run on rails and are moved with a handwheel so that only one consultation aisle is open at a time. Fewer permanent aisles, more archive capacity in a limited space.
Applications
Public administrations and companies
Technical archives
Professional offices
Healthcare facilities
Libraries and documentation centres
Configurations
Fixed or mobile units
Single or double sided
With or without closing panels
Single, double or triple configurations
Indicative capacity of 60 to 360 binders depending on model
The choice of a racking system must not be based on available dimensions alone. A technical study must at least consider:
Maximum weight per product
Load per level and per bay
Pallet or item dimensions
Usable building height
Number of SKUs
Stock rotation frequency
Manual or mechanical loading
Forklift type
Aisle width
Fall or collision risks
Environmental conditions
Future storage growth
INDURA supports manufacturers from needs analysis to installation: site survey, layout study, system choice, sizing, supply, assembly and final inspection.
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.
Can racking be protected against forklift impacts?
Yes. Upright protectors, corner protectors and aisle-end protectors can be installed in traffic areas.
Are dimensions and capacities standardised?
Some ranges use standard components, but dimensions, number of levels and capacities must be adapted to the project. A load plate must state the limits of use of the installation.
Products & projects
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