Teardrop 4 x 108 Storage Rack Beams

FOB: Oregon Warehouse

Stocked Color - Orange

Volume Discounts:

• 1,000 - 2,999 units: 5% discount
• 3,000 - 4,999 units: 7% discount
• 5,000 - 9,999 units: 10% discount
• 10,000+ units: Contact for pricing

Maximize your warehouse efficiency with I Series Storage Rack Horizontal Beams from Material Flow. Designed to seamlessly integrate with most teardrop rack systems, these beams are built with high-grade steel and feature a 2” vertical adjustment step beam design. Whether you need to accommodate crossbars, wood stringers, or wire decking, these beams provide the strength and flexibility your operation demands. Equipped with removable safety load clips on each end for enhanced security, our beams are available for quick shipment in the most common sizes. Take advantage of volume discounts and customize your racking system to fit your unique needs.  Upgrade your storage system today with I Series Storage Rack Horizontal Beams from Material Flow—designed for strength, durability, and flexibility.

• Material: High-grade steel
• Vertical Adjustment: 2" increments
• Seismic Plates: 5" x 7" x 3/8" (standard)
• Compatibility: Crossbars, wood stringers, wire decking
• Color: Orange (stocked)
• Load Clips: Removable safety load clips included
• Note: Upright frame capacities are based on 42" maximum vertical beam spacing.
• Surcharges May Apply.

Guidelines for Selecting the Right Storage Rack System

1. Frame Capacity:
   Calculate the total weight of all pallets in each bay, excluding those resting on the floor. This ensures the rack can safely support your storage requirements.

2. Height:
   Measure the full vertical space required, including the height of the pallet, pallet load, and beam. Ensure there is at least 4 inches of clearance between the top of the load and the bottom of the beam above. Additionally, the top beam should be positioned at least 6 inches below your forklift's maximum lifting height for safe operation.

3. Depth:
   To ensure proper fit and load distribution, pallets should overhang the frame by 3 inches at both the front and back. As a rule of thumb, subtract 6 inches from the total pallet depth when selecting frame depth (e.g., for a 48" pallet, use a 42" deep frame). Pallets must be in good condition to ensure safety and stability.

4. Width:
   Determine the correct beam length by measuring the width of the pallet, adding at least 3 inches of clearance between the pallet and the frame, and ensuring 4 inches of space between adjacent pallets. Each pair of beams must support the total weight of the pallets on that level. For add-on sections, only one additional frame and the necessary number of beams are required.

At Material Flow, we don’t just provide racks; we deliver tailored solutions that meet your operational needs with precision and care.