Push-back pallet racking is a high-density storage system that allows multiple pallets to be stored deep within each lane, while still providing First Input First Output (FIFO) inventory access. In a push-back pallet racking system, pallets are loaded and retrieved from the same side, with the new pallets being pushed back into the system as the previously loaded pallets are unloaded.

Some of the main advantages of push-back racking:

-High-density storage: Push-back racks allow more racks to be placed in the warehouse by reducing the number of aisles, thereby improving the space utilization of the warehouse.

-Reduce forklift operations: Since the forklift does not need to enter each cargo space for access, the frequency of use and operation time of the forklift are reduced, and the cost of forklift maintenance is reduced.

-Improving operating efficiency: Forklifts can move quickly in the channel and access goods quickly, which improves operating efficiency.

-Reduced labor costs: Due to the reduction of forklift operations, the number of operators can be reduced, thereby reducing labor costs.

- Highly adaptable: push-back racks are suitable for many types of goods, especially those that need to be stored and retrieved in batches.

-Easy to manage: Since the storage and removal of goods follow a certain sequence, inventory management and inventory counting become easier.

Push-back racking systems are suitable for various industries, especially those warehouse environments that have high requirements for storage efficiency and cost control. As enterprises continue to pursue logistics efficiency, push-back shelves will continue to be an important tool to improve warehouse storage efficiency.