ProStore Roll-Out Sheet Racks

Each drawer extends fully on roller bearings, so the entire sheet is clear of the rack and reachable by crane or vacuum lifter. Partial-pull racks leave the back of the sheet buried, which is where most of the handling time and most of the scratched material comes from.

Sheet stacked on the floor spreads out. The same stock in drawers goes up instead of across, which frees the space for a machine that earns money. In most shops that is the argument that pays for the rack on its own.

A loaded drawer moves easily enough by hand on good bearings. Where drawers run near capacity all day, or where the operator is pulling them dozens of times a shift, electric drive is worth specifying. It is an option at order rather than a retrofit.

Each drawer takes a stack up to 220 mm deep, so a single layer holds a real quantity of one grade rather than a couple of sheets. Five drawers means five grades or thicknesses separated and reachable without moving anything.

The rack ships in pre-welded modules that bolt together on site, so there is no field welding and no specialist rigging. It anchors to the floor, which matters once a loaded drawer is extended and the load is out past the frame.

At 2280 mm it clears most overhead crane runways and sits under standard sprinkler heights, so it can go against the laser rather than in a storage bay across the shed. Allow for the drawer extension when planning the aisle.