Bearing capacity of different types of shelves ordinary shelves: the bearing capacity of single-sided ordinary shelves is about 300 kg, while the bearing capacity of double-sided ordinary shelves is about 600 kg. The load-bearing capacity of these shelves is also affected by factors such as the height and span of the shelves.
Heavy shelves: These shelves are usually used to store large or heavy goods, and have a higher bearing capacity than ordinary shelves. The bearing capacity of single-sided heavy shelves is about 1500 kg, while the bearing capacity of double-sided heavy shelves is about 3000 kg.
The bearing capacity of each layer of the heavy shelf is usually between 500 kg and 5 tons, depending on the design, material and use scene of the shelf. Light shelf: mainly used for the storage of light or loose goods, bearing capacity is generally between 50~300 kg. Medium shelves: bearing between hundreds of kilograms to 1 ton. Mold frame: bearing more than 800 kg.
The load-bearing capacity of the shelf is also affected by its raw materials, components and storage technology. For example, the weight of steel shelves is generally between 20 and 100 kg, while the weight of wooden shelves is generally between 5 and 50 kg. In practical applications, shelf designers will choose the appropriate shelf size according to the weight of the stored items and reserve a certain weight-bearing room. In order to ensure safety, it is necessary to store the goods in strict accordance with the load-bearing capacity of the shelves, and the goods should be reasonably distributed to avoid overload or uneven stress. Regular inspection and maintenance of shelves are also necessary to ensure their long-term and stable operation.
