Beam Racking (also known as Selective Pallet Racking) is the most widely used and versatile heavy-duty warehouse racking type in the warehousing and logistics industry. It is mainly suitable for palletized storage and can work with forklifts to achieve efficient loading and unloading operations, making it the preferred warehousing solution for medium and large warehouses and logistics centers. This racking adopts a fully assembled structure, mainly composed of upright frames, beams, cross braces, and various accessories. It features stable structure and strong load-bearing capacity. The conventional load-bearing capacity per layer can reach 1000-5000kg, and the super heavy-duty specification can be customized to 5-10 tons per layer, which can meet the storage needs of goods of different weights. The height of the racking layer can be flexibly adjusted in 75mm steps, adapting to pallets and goods of different sizes. It has high space utilization and can be designed for multi-layer storage according to the actual height of the warehouse, maximizing the use of vertical space. The core advantage of beam racking is "convenient picking". Goods can be directly accessed by forklifts without moving other goods, realizing 100% direct access to goods. It is suitable for scenarios with multiple SKUs and high-frequency picking, and is widely used in various industries such as manufacturing, e-commerce warehouses, third-party logistics, hardware and machinery, food and beverages. Its surface is treated with electrostatic spraying or galvanizing, which is rust-proof and corrosion-resistant, with a long service life. Moreover, it is easy to install and disassemble, and can be flexibly expanded or adjusted according to business development.