We offer both steel and plastic wheels. Plastic wheels have a wider surface and are used for boxes and totes under 25 lb per square foot. Steel wheels are used for heavier boxes and totes, or rougher warehouse environments.

This depends on the length of the bed and the weight of the boxes, but generally, at 25 lb per square foot, our welded structural beds can span 8 feet without internal support beams.

We offer a one-year warranty from shipment on all 3D materials.

Bed widths available are 24.5″, 31.5″, 39.25″, 46.75″, and 53.5″, a combination of these will usually fit most beam lengths. There's no limit on depth, though most applications range between 4 and 10 feet long.

We design our carton flow beds to suit whatever beams you're using, including step beams, box beams, channel beams, and angle beams.

Yes, we offer 30″ long dividers that snap onto the shafts for maximum flexibility.

We weld our bed frames, where most competitors use bolts, a stronger design that holds up better to heavy use. We also supply wider beds, most manufacturers use a 16″ bed width, which means more seams where beds meet across a beam. Our wider 47″ beds mean fewer seams and a more consistent surface.

Carton flow works best for products with moderate turnover, generally picked at least once a week, but not more than about half a pallet's worth of cases in that same week. Faster moving products are typically picked directly from pallets, while very slow moving products are better suited to static shelving.

Pallet flow moves full pallets by gravity from a load aisle to an unload aisle. Carton flow works at the case or carton level, moving individual cases from the loading side of a lane to the picking side, giving you many more pick faces in the same footprint.