
Warehouse Racking Systems
For material sorting, pallet storage and high-bay storage in warehouses, logistics centers and production areas.
COMMON EQUIPMENTPallet racks · beam racks · medium-duty racks · mezzanine racksPRODUCT APPLICATIONS
From warehouse racking and workshop storage to retail displays and material handling equipment, metal parts can be supplied to suit the load, dimensions and assembly requirements of different equipment.

For material sorting, pallet storage and high-bay storage in warehouses, logistics centers and production areas.
COMMON EQUIPMENTPallet racks · beam racks · medium-duty racks · mezzanine racks
For sorting and storing small items in warehouses, offices, stores and back-of-house areas.
COMMON EQUIPMENTLight-duty shelving · slotted-angle racks · shelf racks · modular storage racks
For managing tools, parts and materials in production workshops, maintenance areas and assembly stations.
COMMON EQUIPMENTTool racks · material racks · workstation racks · parts-bin racks
For merchandising products in shopping malls, retail stores, showrooms and branded display spaces.
COMMON EQUIPMENTMerchandise display racks · wall display racks · gondola shelving · hanging display racks
For internal material transport, sorting and temporary storage in factories, warehouses and distribution centers.
COMMON EQUIPMENTMaterial carts · picking carts · transfer carts · mobile shelving
For flexible setup in trade shows, sample rooms, brand showrooms and temporary display spaces.
COMMON EQUIPMENTModular display racks · sample display racks · mobile display racks · knock-down display systemsPARTS WE MANUFACTURE
Based on drawings, samples and assembly requirements, we manufacture uprights, beams, shelf supports, connectors and welded frames in different specifications, supporting prototype trials and volume supply.

Form the main frames of racks, displays and storage equipment while providing positions for shelf-height adjustment and accessory installation.
COMMON FORMSPunched uprights · square-tube uprights · frame cross tubes · end mounting tubes
Support shelves, pallets, bins or display panels and transfer their loads to the main frame.
COMMON FORMSRack beams · shelf brackets · bent supports · support crossbars
Position, hook, lock and create knock-down joints between uprights, beams and frame tubes.
COMMON FORMSRack connector plates · hook-on tabs · corner connectors · bolt-on fittings
Secure metal or wood shelves, mesh panels, back panels and merchandise display accessories.
COMMON FORMSShelf support tabs · panel brackets · mesh panel fittings · hanging-rail sockets
Welded from tubes, sheets and mounting parts for mobile storage, material handling and on-site picking.
COMMON FORMSCart frames · transfer frames · pallet bases · handle mounting structures
Improve frame stability, secure equipment position and provide interfaces for leveling, floor mounting or casters.
COMMON FORMSDiagonal braces · cross braces · floor plates · leveling feet · caster mounting platesAPPLICATION-SPECIFIC QUALITY CONTROLS
Storage and display structures depend on repeatable hole patterns, level shelves, square frames and protected visible surfaces across many identical modules.
Distorted frames can rock, misalign shelves or prevent adjacent modules joining.
Use fixtures to control diagonals, upright position and shelf support height.
Pitch error accumulates across shelves, beams and modular accessories.
Control tooling, pitch and datum references for punched or drilled patterns.
Weak beam, shelf or caster connections can deform under working loads.
Review load paths and reinforce connectors, beams and local mounting zones.
Connector or slot deviation can make field assembly slow or impossible.
Trial-fit representative modules and inspect connector interfaces.
Color, gloss and coating defects are obvious across repeated display modules.
Define visible zones and maintain pretreatment, hanging and finish consistency.
Long frames and coated shelves can rub, bend or chip in dense packing.
Use spacers, edge protection and support around long or thin members.
Material, structure, finish, tolerance and validation are confirmed around the actual product, drawing and project requirements rather than one universal data set.
DRAWING-BASED CUSTOMIZATION
Start with drawings, product photos or sample information. We confirm the metal part scope, use conditions, material, process, finish and quantity.
Share 2D / 3D drawings, product photos, sample information, use environment and estimated quantity.
Confirm module size, shelf pitch, load interfaces, knock-down assembly, visible finish and packing.
After confirmation, we quote, prototype when needed, then move to small-batch or volume production.
USEFUL FOR REVIEW
If production drawings are not ready, photos or application notes are enough to start. More complete information supports a more accurate review.
STORAGE & DISPLAY SYSTEMS PROJECT REVIEW
Share module dimensions, shelf pitch, load, assembly method, finish and quantity so we can review repeatable production and packing.
CONNECTED MANUFACTURING PATH
Move from the relevant product and manufacturing capability to an industry application and practical engineering guidance.