Handling and stacking requirements of storage cages

Storage cages must be handled by handling machinery. The machinery that can handle storage cages includes forklifts (including counterweights and reach forklifts), hydraulic pallet trucks, storage cage trolleys, battery tractors, etc. In order to improve the handling efficiency, two warehouse cages can be stacked together for handling, but when handling in this way, attention must be paid to the load-bearing of the handling machinery and the speed when turning. It is absolutely forbidden to stack three or more storage cages together, because it is too dangerous to do so. ​​ Before stacking storage cages, it is necessary to check whether the door bolts of the front mesh are inserted in place. When one storage cage is stacked on another storage cage, all four corners of the upper storage cage must sit on the upper end of the side mesh of the lower storage cage. Otherwise, it must be re-stacked. The number of layers of warehouse cage stacking shall be strictly implemented according to the sample instructions of four or three layers, and the load-bearing of the site must also be paid attention to when stacking. In the stacking state of the warehouse cage, the items stored in any layer of the warehouse cage can be taken at any time, as long as the upper half of the mesh in front of the warehouse cage can be taken, but attention must be paid to the storage state of the items in the cage when it is opened to prevent the items from slipping.