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Cantilever racking

Published:  14 February, 2018

Untitled.pngSTAKRAK has announced it is now supplying Cantilever Racking which maximises storage capacity, accessibility and presentation of large items. The company says it is a flexible, bespoke solution that can provide high returns on investment through increasing productivity and easier stock management and from timber packs, to piping, to scrap vehicles, it has the right racking solution.

Stakrak says this type of racking is also customisable, can come painted or galvanised, and will save time and space. It can take up to 30 tonnes per upright, and up to 2 tonnes per arm giving maximum flexibility.

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