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Jracking Reinforced Warehouse Storage Shelving Heavy-Duty Cantilever Rack System for Wood/Steel/Tube Storage
Product Description
Product Specifications
| Name | Cantilever Racking | Material | Q235B Steel |
| Size | Customized Size | Color | Customized Color |
| Depth | Customized | Weight Capacity | 1000kg/arm |
| Width | Customized | Height | Customized |
| Finish | Powder coating; Hot Dip Galvanized | ||
| Packing | Export Package | ||
| Certification | RMI/CE/ISO/TUV/AS4084-2012 | ||
| MOQ | One 20ft/40ft Container | ||
| Free Sample | Available (Delivery Cost on Buyer) | ||
| OEM | Available | ||
Component Details & Configurations
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
Step 1: Connect 1 row of MK bracing brackets at the inside of columns positioned at ends, meanwhile connect 2 rows of brackets at both sides of columns in intermediate, as shown.
Step 2: Position the column (1) vertically. Position the column (1) into the fixing MK base, as shown. Connect the column and the base with M20x40 bolts (7). Fastening the other M20x40 bolts (7) on the base. Recommended torque: 86~103 N·M.
Step 3: The standard composition of the vertical bracing, after it has been fastened to the columns, is as shown in the illustration.
Step 4: The bases must be leveled with metal leveling plates if necessary. Then, fully tighten the M20x40 bolts (7) on the base front as indicated in step 2. Using the drill-holes in the bases for fastening them to the floor use a Ø14 bit and drill a hole with a minimum depth of 100 mm. Remove the drilling remains and carefully hammer in the fastening M10x160 anchors (11). Firmly bolt the fastening plate in place. Recommended torque: 50 MN.
Step 5: The arm (12) is fastened to the column (1) using safety pins Φ29x140 (13). Fit the arms (11) according to the heights and distribution shown on the corresponding project drawing, where applicable.
Step 6: Finally, the completed structure should look like the illustration.
Manufacturing & Facility Display
Comprehensive Storage Systems
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1 What are your trading and payment terms?
1) Payment terms: T/T 30% deposit after order confirmed, 70% balance paid against bill of lading. L/C and O/A are also available.
2) Lead time: Normally in 20-25 days after deposit received.
3) Sample policy: Samples are always available for each model and can be ready in 7-15 days once payment is received.
4) Shipping port: Shanghai / Nanjing, China.
5) Discounts: We offer attractive discounts for large volume orders.
Q2 How will my goods be delivered?
1) Sea freight: We provide real-time sea freight updates as soon as your destination port is confirmed.
2) Client-designated forwarder: Simply provide the contact details of your shipping agent, and we will coordinate dispatch accordingly.
Q3 What services and technical support do you provide?
1) All inquiries regarding products or pricing are answered within 12 hours.
2) Well-trained and experienced staff to address all questions in fluent English.
3) Full OEM & ODM services to engineer and customize racking systems tailored to your warehouse needs.
4) Dedicated professional engineering team providing optimized warehouse layouts and storage solutions.
Q4 What is the standard ordering and purchasing process?
Design drawing → Confirm drawing → Quotation → Proforma Invoice (PI) → Confirm PI → Arrange 30% deposit → Manufacture → QC inspection → Pay balance → Shipping.
Q5 What are your key competitive advantages?
1) Flexible Payment: Open Account (O/A) terms of 40-60 days available.
2) Fast Delivery: Expedited lead times accommodated for urgent rush orders.
3) Factory-Direct Pricing: Competitive direct-from-manufacturer prices.
4) Reliable Warranty: Two-year warranty coverage; replacement parts supplied promptly.
Q6 Does Jracking have an MOQ limitation or charge tooling fees?
MOQ: There is no strict MOQ limitation; however, larger quantities provide better cost efficiency. We recommend ordering at least one 20ft container (approx. 15 tons) for regular products.
Tooling Fee: If opening a new mold is required, tooling costs are charged before the first order and are partially or fully refunded once order volumes reach agreed thresholds.
