Shibang Disassemblable Storage Rack (200KG Per Shelf Load Capacity) - Applicable Items Detailed Explanation

Core Features Summary:

• Disassemblable: Designed with bolt or snap connections for easy assembly, disassembly, relocation, and shelf height adjustment.

• 200KG Per Shelf Load Capacity: This is the maximum safe uniformly distributed load across the entire shelf surface. Ensure weight is evenly distributed during actual use; avoid concentrated stacking or excessive point loading.

• Typical Structure: Usually consists of uprights (with holes or slots), beams, and shelf decks (steel, wood, or wire mesh).

Detailed Applicable Items (Categorized by Scenario/Industry):

1. Industrial & Warehousing:

• Parts & Consumables: Automotive parts, machinery components, electronic components (boxed/cased), fasteners (boxed bolts, nuts, screws), seals, bearings (boxed).

• Tools: Hand tools (wrench, pliers, screwdriver sets), power tools (drills, angle grinders - single items usually under limit, disperse placement), measuring tools (calipers, micrometers in cases).

• Packaging Materials: Cardboard boxes (empty or containing lightweight items), plastic bag rolls, strapping rolls, label rolls, bubble wrap rolls.

• Light Equipment: Small pumps, fans, small motors (verify single item weight & distribution), instruments and meters (boxed).

• PPE (Personal Protective Equipment): Safety helmets, workwear, gloves, safety glasses (boxed or bagged).

• Chemical Raw Materials (Solid/Lightweight): Bagged powders, small pails of resin/paint (strictly verify single item weight, total weight, ensure sealed packaging, and comply with safety regulations).

2. Commercial & Retail:

• Supermarket/Warehouse Backrooms: Beverages (cases of bottled water, soft drinks), snacks (cases), grains/oil/pantry items (cases of small packaged rice/flour, cooking oil, condiments), household chemicals (cases of detergent, shampoo, toilet paper), general merchandise (cases of kitchenware, cleaning tools).

• Convenience Store Backrooms: As above, suitable for rotating stock.

• Stationery/Bookstore Backrooms: Books (standard sizes, boxed or stacked), notebooks, folders, office supplies (boxed).

• Hardware Stores: Pipe fittings, wire/cable rolls (small gauge), switches/sockets, light bulbs/tubes (boxed), paint (small cans), tools (as per Industrial).

• Clothing Store Backrooms: Apparel (boxed or bagged), footwear/headwear (boxed), accessories (boxed). Note: Clothing is bulky but lightweight, well within 200KG capacity.

• Baby/Maternity Store Backrooms: Formula (cases), diapers (cases), toys (cases), bath & body products (cases).

3. Office & Archives:

• Files & Documents: Standard file boxes (filled with paper). A standard file box full of A4 paper weighs approx. 4-6KG; one shelf can safely hold 30-50 boxes.

• Office Supplies: Printer paper (cases), folders, notebooks, stationery consumables (boxed toner, cartridges).

• Promotional Materials: Brochures, posters, samples (boxed).

4. Home & Garage:

• Home Storage Room/Closet: Toolboxes, sports equipment (balls, small gear), camping gear, seasonal decorations (boxed Christmas trees, lights), household backups (cases of paper towels, cleaner), collectibles (boxed).

• Garage: Car maintenance supplies (boxed/canned oil, additives), auto parts (boxed wipers, filters), bicycle parts, garden tools (small items), paint cans.

Key Precautions & Prohibitions:

1. STRICTLY NO OVERLOADING: 200KG is the MAXIMUM uniform load limit! Actual stored weight should have a safety margin (recommended not exceeding 180KG), and weight MUST be evenly distributed. Concentrating heavy items in the center or edge of a shelf is dangerous.

2. Single Item Weight: Even if total weight is under limit, be mindful of individual item weight and footprint. Very heavy single items (even <200KG) with a small base (e.g., machine bases) can cause excessive point pressure, bending or collapsing the shelf deck. Such items require special assessment or higher-capacity racks.

3. Item Placement:

• Place heavy items on lower shelves, light items on upper shelves.

• Ensure the shelf deck fully rests on the beam supports; NO overhang.

• Stack items neatly, avoid high centers of gravity or items protruding.

• Ensure boxes themselves are sturdy if storing boxed goods.

4. Shelf Deck Type:

• Steel Deck: Best load-bearing, durable, recommended as first choice.

• Wood Deck (Particleboard/MDF): Lower cost, but susceptible to warping when damp, load capacity decreases, and may sag under long-term load. Acceptable for dry environments storing light/medium items.

• Wire Mesh Deck: Good ventilation, less dust accumulation, good load capacity, suitable where airflow or visibility to lower levels is needed.

• ALWAYS use the original or load-rated compatible shelf decks.

5. Dynamic Loads: The rated capacity is typically static. Forceful handling during loading/unloading (e.g., throwing, dragging heavy items) creates impact forces that can momentarily exceed 200KG. Handle items smoothly.

6. Rack Installation & Stability:

• Assemble strictly according to instructions; ensure all connectors (bolts, clips) are tight.

• Floor must be level and solid.

• For racks exceeding a certain height (e.g., 1.8m or 2m), strongly recommend anchoring to the wall to prevent tipping!

• Regularly inspect for loose connectors or structural deformation.

7. Prohibited Items:

• Items significantly exceeding 200KG individually or collectively.

• Liquids (unless very well-sealed, weight-compliant, and stably placed small pails - leakage risk still exists; generally not recommended).

• Flammable, explosive, or hazardous materials (unless using specially designed explosion-proof racks).

• Items requiring controlled environments (e.g., constant temperature/humidity - these racks do not provide environmental control).

• Overly tall/long items causing instability.

Summary:

The Shibang disassemblable 200KG/shelf rack is a highly versatile and practical storage solution, particularly suited for small-to-medium sized, moderately weighted, and uniformly packaged items. It's widely used in industrial spare parts storage, retail/supermarket backrooms, e-commerce fulfillment, office archives, and home storage spaces. Successful use hinges on strictly adhering to the load limit, ensuring even weight distribution, correct installation and maintenance, and guaranteeing stability. When selecting items for storage, always refer to the "Applicable Items" list above and remember the "Precautions & Prohibitions."

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