CE Certified Industrial Pallet Storage Racks Factory & Exporter

Industrial pallet storage racks fall under distinct regulatory classifications depending on application. For clad-rack warehouses (rack-supported buildings where the rack frame supports the external building envelope, wind, and snow loads), CE marking under EN 1090-1 (Execution of steel structures) is legally mandatory in the European Economic Area under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR 305/2011).

For freestanding adjustable pallet racks installed inside existing buildings, structural design must strictly comply with EN 15512, installation tolerances with EN 15620, and operational maintenance with EN 15635. Our factory holds accredited EN 1090-1 Execution Class EXC2/EXC3 factory production control certifications, guaranteeing verified metallurgy, weld integrity under ISO 3834-2, and structural safety documentation.

North American distribution relies primarily on 48″ × 40″ (1219 × 1016 mm) GMA pallets with 40″ front-facing entry, whereas European logistics centers utilize 1200 × 800 mm Euro pallets (EPAL 1) or 1200 × 1000 mm industrial pallets (EPAL 2/3). Frame depth and beam clear spans must be calculated specifically to maintain safe overhang distances (typically 50 mm / 2 inches front and back).

For standard GMA pallets, our engineers utilize 42″ (1067 mm) deep upright frames to ensure safe base-board seating, complemented by welded fork-entry pallet support bars or heavy gauge wire mesh decking. For Euro pallets, frame depth is tailored to 1100 mm to support the 800 mm depth safely on longitudinal box beams.

Under EN 15512, the maximum allowable vertical beam deflection ($\delta$) under full uniformly distributed safe working load is limited to $\delta \le L/200$, where $L$ represents the clear span distance between upright columns. Under the US RMI ANSI MH16.1 standard, the maximum permitted deflection is $\delta \le L/180$.

Our baseline factory engineering standard enforces the stricter $L/200$ deflection criterion across all product series. This guarantees that beam sagging does not interfere with automated lift equipment, turret truck forks, or bottom-clearance optical height sensors during high-speed pallet retrieval.

Yes. Sub-zero environments pose significant risks of steel embrittlement. We supply cold-chain pallet rack systems manufactured from certified killed steels with verified Charpy V-Notch impact absorption values ≥ 27 Joules at -20°C and -30°C in compliance with EN 10025-2.

For surface protection in freezer environments subject to thermal humidity cycling during door cycles, we provide hot-dip galvanized components or continuous Sendzimir pre-galvanized zinc coatings (Z275 / 20 μm) that resist corrosion and prevent coating delamination or peeling down to -30°C.

For every project, our technical department issues a complete engineering submittal packet. This includes detailed general arrangement (GA) layout drawings, section elevation views, loading diagrams, baseplate concrete anchor pull-out calculations, and finite element moment connection verification reports.

Where required by North American jurisdictions (IBC / ASCE 7) or European municipalities (Eurocode 8), we provide calculations coordinated with registered Professional Engineers (PE / SE) stamped for local seismic design categories (SDC A through F) and local concrete slab specifications.

All factory-manufactured industrial pallet storage racking systems include our comprehensive 5-Year Structural Quality Warranty covering raw material defects, profile weld failures, and coating degradation when installed and operated according to approved design loading ratings.

When maintained in accordance with EN 15635 annual inspection guidelines and protected with heavy-duty column corner guards and floor-mounted aisle protectors, our heavy-duty cold-formed structural steel racks deliver an operational service lifespan exceeding 20 to 25 years in active industrial distribution centers.