Shelves
Steel is a commonly used material in the construction of shelving systems. Shelving systems are structural elements used for storage, organization, and display purposes. Steel is chosen as a material for shelving systems to provide durability, load-bearing capacity, and aesthetic appearance. Here are some examples of using steel in shelving systems:
Industrial Shelving Systems: Shelving systems used in industrial spaces and warehouses are often made from steel. These systems are preferred due to their capacity to bear heavy loads and provide durability.
Retail and Store Shelves: In the retail sector, store shelves are typically made from steel. These shelves are used to display, organize, and stock products, providing durability and order.
Storage Racks: Racks used in storage areas can be multi-tiered systems typically made from steel. These racks facilitate efficient and organized use of storage spaces.
Archiving Systems: Archiving systems used for document and file storage in offices can also be manufactured using steel. These systems ensure the organized and secure storage of documents.
Visual and Industrial Design: Steel is also used to give shelving systems a modern and industrial appearance. Especially in open shelving systems, metal frames contribute to an aesthetic design.
Load-Bearing Capacity: Steel provides high load-bearing capacity to shelving systems, allowing them to safely handle heavy loads.
Ease of Assembly: Steel materials can facilitate the assembly and disassembly of shelving systems.
Durability: Shelving systems are subjected to continuous use and loading. The use of steel enhances the durability of shelving systems, ensuring their longevity.
In conclusion, steel is widely used to enhance the durability, load-bearing capacity, and aesthetic appearance of shelving systems. The functionality and design of shelving systems can be optimized based on the advantages provided by steel materials.
Raw Material : Cold rolled coils – Hot rolled coils
Quality : DC01 or DC04 / DD11 or S355JR
Thickness : 0.80 mm – 3.00mm
Square Pipes : 25x25 - 60x60
Rectangular Pipes : 30 -20 - 80x40
Tubes : 32 mm – 76.1 mm
Length : 500 mm – 12000 mm
