Aardwolf Finished Goods Rack - AFGR
Material Handling Equipment for storing finished items such as stone, widows, sills, countertops, and moreSafely store products while taking up very little space. The Finished Goods Racks are for the storage of surplus stone pieces and finished items such as windowsills, counter tops, etc. Rails are topped with 10mm thick white rubber, making them particularly suitable for sensitive marble and granite slabs, preventing breakage and accidents.
Features
- Posts can be removed to easily unload products
- Easily lift slabs by means of the Aardwolf Lifter
Specifications
|
Metric
(mm-kg) |
Imperial
(inch-lbs.) |
| Rail length |
2400 |
94.5 |
| Post |
50x50x700 |
2x2x27.6 |
| Net weight |
23.8/PCS |
52.5 |
| Gross weight |
24 |
52.9 |
| Packaging dimension |
2400x120x123 |
94.5x4.7x4.8 |
What Our Experts Think
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Protective Design: Rails topped with 10mm thick white rubber, ideal for sensitive materials like marble and granite, preventing damage during storage.
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Efficient Storage: Optimizes space by safely storing surplus stone pieces and finished items such as window sills and countertops.
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Flexible Configuration: Posts can be removed for easy unloading, and the system is compatible with Aardwolf lifters for efficient slab handling.
Q&A
Q: What is the Aardwolf Finished Goods Rack (AFGR)?
A: The AFGR is a storage solution designed to safely hold surplus stone items like countertops and window sills. It features rails topped with 10mm thick white rubber, protecting sensitive materials from damage.
Q: How does the AFGR enhance safety and efficiency?
A: The rubber-topped rails prevent breakage, while removable posts allow for quick unloading. Additionally, slabs can be easily lifted using the Aardwolf lifter, streamlining operations.
Q: Where can the AFGR be utilized?
A: Ideal for stone yards, fabrication shops, and construction sites, the AFGR is perfect for storing finished granite, marble, and engineered stone products.
Q: Is there a tool to calculate storage capacity?
A: Yes, Aardwolf offers a Slab Rack Storage Calculator to determine the optimal number of posts based on slab dimensions and thickness, ensuring safe storage.
Maintenance Tips
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Regular Cleaning: Wipe down the rack with a damp cloth to remove dust and debris. For stubborn residues, use mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve the finish.
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Inspect Rubber Rails: Check the 10mm thick white rubber-topped rails for wear or damage. Replace them if they show signs of deterioration to prevent scratching and damage to slabs
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Examine Posts: Ensure the posts are securely mounted and free from signs of wear or damage. Replace any damaged posts to maintain the structural integrity of the rack.
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Monitor Load Capacity: Adhere to the specified load limits to prevent overloading and potential damage. The maximum number of slabs that can be safely stored per bay depends on the type of post selected, the slab thickness, and dimensions.
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Proper Storage: Store the rack in a dry, sheltered area to protect it from environmental elements that could cause corrosion or damage.
