| Pallet rack is for fork lift loading and other heavy-duty
applications.
The pricing below is f.o.b. Billings, MT and prices are shown for commonly stocked items. Other pricing options are 1) f.o.b. factory and 2) quantity discount starting at about 50 uprights and 300 beams, which is approximately half a truckload. Please call for specifics.
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| Uprights | Dimension | Frame No. | Column Dimensions |
Price Each f.o.b. Billings, MT |
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24" x 84" | 3215-24084 | 3" x 1-5/8" | 54.50 |
| 42" x 96" | 3214-42096 | 3" x 1-5/8" | 85.00 | |
| 42" x 120" | 3214-42120 | 3" x 1-5/8" | 100.00 | |
| 42" x 144" | 3214-42144 | 3" x 1-5/8" | 119.00 | |
| 42" x 192" | 3214-42192 | 3" x 3" | Special Order Only | |
| OTHER
SIZES AVAILABLE:
COMMON HEIGHTS: 8', 10', 12', 14', 16' COMMON DEPTHS: 36", 42", 48" (most common sizes in bold)
Also, please call for current used inventory. |
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Standard and Moment Resistant Base Plate Static Loading
| First Beam Level | 3214 | 3213 | 3314 | 3312 |
| 48" | 20,020# | 22,300# | 25,820# | 46,140# |
| 54" | 18,508# | 20,000# | 23,360# | 40,680# |
| 60" | 16,840# | 19,060# | 22,060# | 37,900# |
| 66" | 14,115# | 16,240# | 19,400# | 32,440# |
| 72" | 12,940# | 14,860# | 18,060# | 29,800# |
| 78" | 10,207# | 13,000# | 15,400# | 24,740# |
| 84" | 8,750# | 11,220# | 14,120# | 22,440# |
| 90" | 7,585# | 9,480# | 11,980# | 18,7001# |
| 96" | 6,638# | 8,760# | 11,100# | 17,180# |
| 102" | 5,858# | 7,500# | 9,580# | 14,640# |
| 108" | 5,207# | 7,000# | 8,940# | 13,580# |
| Load Beams
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Length | Face | Beam No. | Capacity/pair |
Price EACH f.o.b. Billings, MT |
| 96" | 3" | 3065-096 | 2800 lbs. | Do Not Stock | |
| 96" | 3-1/2" | 3515-096 | 4000 | Do Not Stock | |
| 96" | 3-7/8" | 3915-096 | 5006 | 37.99 | |
| 102" | 3-7/8" | 3915-102 | 4500 | 43.49 | |
| 120" | 4-3/4" | 4815-120 | 5232 | 51.99 | |
| 144" | 3-7/8" | 3915-144 | 2368 | Do Not Stock | |
| 144" | 5-7/8" | 5814-144 | 6421 | 80.99 | |
| 144" | 5-7/8" | 5812-144 | 8400 | Do Not Stock | |
| OTHER SIZES
AVAILABLE
Also, please call for current used inventory. |
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Beam Capacity Chart
| Length | Seismic Zone | TSB-3515 | TSB-3915 | TSB-4315 | TSB-4815 | TSB-5315 | TSB-5814 | TSB-5812 |
| 90" | Zone
0-4
Weight/ea. |
4400
21.1 |
5600
22.4 |
6400
23.7 |
7500
25.3 |
9000
27.8 |
10750
31.9 |
15500
43.7 |
| 96" | Zone
0-4
Weight/ea. |
4002
22.3 |
5006
23.8 |
6068
25.1 |
7080
26.8 |
8415
29.4 |
10211
33.8 |
14500
46.5 |
| 108" | Zone
0-4
Weight/ea. |
3200
24.8 |
4000
26.4 |
4900
28.0 |
6300
29.9 |
7500
32.7 |
9100
37.7 |
13000
51.9 |
| 120" | Zone
0-4
Weight/ea. |
2600
27.3 |
3300
29.1 |
4000
30.8 |
5232
33.0 |
7000
36.0 |
8300
41.5 |
11495
57.4 |
| 144" | Zone
0-4
Weight/ea. |
1900
32.3 |
2350
34.5 |
2900
36.6 |
3700
39.1 |
5000
42.6 |
6421
49.52 |
8400
68.2 |
| COLUMN PROTECTORS | Height | Price EACH, F.O.B. Billings |
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12" | 35.00, including 4" wedge anchors |
| 24" | 40.00, including 4" wedge anchors | |
| 36" | 45.00, including 4" wedge anchors |
| PALLET
RACK DECKING
The following lists common ways of decking pallet rack.
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| NO DECKING | NO DECKING
Sometimes, a company will not deck over pallet rack or use pallet supports, but will use the pallets as their own supports. Due to a high possibility of slippage, this is generally not recommended, especially where the pallets are high off the ground. |
| WOOD (2 X MATERIAL) |
2 X WOOD DECKING It is generally a good idea to at least place ( 2) 2x6" boards under each pallet. Any 2x material can be used, but 2x4s can twist and fall through and 2x6s are minimally acceptable. Safety is increased if a pallet is broken and/or weak, if a pallet is smaller than a normal pallet, and if a fork lift operator is inattentive. It also allows the pallet to be slid into place. COST: GOING RATE OF 2X MATERIAL |
| WOOD (2 X MATERIAL) OVERLAID WITH PARTICLEBOARD, PLYWOOD, OR OTHER SURFACE |
2 X WITH OVERLAY Same as above, except a completely flat surface such as particleboard or plywood is laid over and secured to the 2x material. This is useful when product is not necessarily always on a pallet. COST: GOING RATE OF 2X AND OVERLAY MATERIAL
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STEEL DECK SUPPORTS with or without overlay
The items shown at left are basically metal deck supports. The one on the top is placed inside the beam steps and is very similar to a 2x4, except is is only 2-1/2" wide. These have the possibility of twisting and falling through, and are used more commonly when a solid steel deck is laid over the top. The one on the bottom has extra safety flanges which make it considerably more difficult for them to twist and fall through. The flanges go over the top of the beam and are visible from the front of the rack. COST: 42" standard, but many depths available. With or without safety flanges - please call or e-mail for current pricing. Overlay: going rate for particleboard, plywood, steel, etc. |
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WIRE DECKING
Wire decking is a wire grid, usually a 2x4" grid made of 4-ga. (approx. 1/4" diameter) wire and supported underneath with (welded on) steel ribs. The steel ribs sit inside the beam steps similar to a 2x or steel deck support above. The most common style of wire decking has a "waterfall" front and back, where the grid wraps over the front and back beams (see drawing). Other types are flush fit (deck sits inside the steps and below the top of the beams) and flared (for box beams without steps). Wire decking is clean and neat, very quick and easy to install, improves visibility for upper shelves, and is useful for operations where fire mitigation systems are in use. COST: 42"D x 46"W w/ waterfall and three welded support ribs, 2500#/panel capacity: $ 29.00 each Other sizes and capacities are available. |
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CORRUGATED STEEL DECKING
Corrugated steel decking has limited application. It provides a very heavy duty surface for standard pallet rack. Another common use is for carpet racks, where 12'L panels are placed over two sets of rack. They can help slow fires in situations where sprinkler systems are not being used. Available in solid or perforated. COST: Generally about 25 - 50% more than wire decking. Quotes made on request. |