Large warehouse Large warehouses are one of the most common application scenarios for stacker cranes. Due to the large warehouse area and the large number of stored items, the stacker racks can provide vertical storage space, effectively increasing the storage density. Through reasonable planning and layout, stacker racks can make full use of the height of the warehouse, ensuring that every inch of space is fully utilized. Meanwhile, the stacking racks can also be customized according to the size, weight and shape of the stored items to meet diverse storage needs. Small storage room For small storage rooms with limited space, stacking racks are also an ideal storage solution. By stacking storage, stacker racks can save ground space, enabling small storage rooms to hold more items. In addition, the stacking racks can also be customized according to the shape and size of the storage room to ensure that every inch of space is fully utilized. For items that need to be frequently retrieved, the stacking rack can also be equipped with accessories such as slide rails and rollers to improve the efficiency of storage and retrieval. The temporary storage area beside the production line Beside the production line, stacker racks are often used as temporary storage areas for raw materials, semi-finished products and finished products. By stacking storage, the stacking rack can save space beside the production line, making the production line neater and more orderly. Meanwhile, the stacker racks can also be customized according to the layout and process of the production line to ensure that items can be conveniently accessed, stored and transported. In addition, the stacking racks can also be equipped with labels, signs and other accessories to facilitate the tracking and management of items by managers. Cold chain logistics Due to the strict requirements of cold chain logistics for environmental factors such as temperature and humidity, the stacking racks need to have good heat preservation and moisture-proof performance. Meanwhile, the stacking rack also needs to be capable of withstanding the weight and pressure in a low-temperature environment to ensure the safety and stability of the stored items. To meet these requirements, the commonly used stacker racks in cold chain logistics are usually made of high-strength and corrosion-resistant materials and are equipped with professional insulation and moisture-proof facilities. Other application scenarios Stacking racks can also be applied in places such as libraries, archives and museums where a large number of books, documents and cultural relics need to be stored.