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Push-Back Racking from Interlake Mecalux

Push-Back Racking

• High-density storage with single- or double-wide rows and up to 6 positions deep
• Ideal for Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory systems
• Fully customizable materials and designs to fit your needs

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A push-back racking system features rolling carts mounted to rails on each shelf.

Forklift operators place the pallet or load on these carts, which push back each pallet or load behind it as more are added.

When unloading, gravity brings the next available pallet forward, keeping the pick face replenished.

Thus, there’s no need to reach or drive into the rack.

This system is ideal for Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory systems.

  • Maximized storage capacity with either single- or double-wide pallet rows and 2- to 6-deep positions up to 4 pallets high
  • Improves productivity by eliminating the need to reach or drive into the racking to retrieve products
  • Sturdy and long-lasting construction with roll-formed or structural channel frames and beams, or a combination of both
  • Simple installation of the racks, carts, and rails with hardware included
  • Food and beverage distribution
  • Manufacturing
  • 3rd party logistics
  • Automotive
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Cold storage

How do I know if push-back racking is right for me?

Push-back racking is an excellent option for operations that need high-density storage combined with high selectivity. Moreover, while designed for LIFO inventory management, it can be configured to work with FIFO.

How many pallets can I store in a push-back system?

Pallet positions can be up to 6-deep for a push-back system.

Can I use push-back racking with a FIFO inventory management system?

Yes, you can. This can be done by using multiple lanes for each SKU. When unloading, the operator will simply choose the oldest lane.

Do I need a special forklift for a push-back system?

No. Push-back systems can be loaded and unloaded with any type of forklift.

What are the maintenance requirements for push-back systems?

There are no maintenance or inspection frequency requirements for racking. But you’ll need to maintain your push-back racking more the more often you use it. Overall, racking should be inspected anywhere from monthly to yearly.

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