A pull-out storage box consists of three basic structural units – box, box door, and pull-out mechanism. The box skeleton is of welded construction, completed with bracing elements, construction elements for fastening doors, and anchoring of the box to the floor. The box doors are assembled from a welded construction of two wings through structural elements ensuring a secure extension travel and fastening doors in position. Extension is a welded structure, complemented by structural elements to secure travel and to allow an appropriate storage of material.
A pull-out storage box can be set into two standard positions – basic or working. The basic position of the box is used for storing or securing of stored material. In the working position, material can be put in or removed from the box. The basic position of the box is characterized by the fact that all extensions are in the basic position, i. e. inserted. The wings of the box door are in the basic position as well, that means closed at the front of the box and secured. The working position of the box is characterized by wing doors being in working position, i. e. open and secured. Extensions are available to move from the basic to the working position or that one of the extensions is in working position, i. e. pulled out making the stored material accessible. The working position of extension is at 100 percent extension out of the box. The position of the extension is limited by the track of the extension on the door wings. When the extension is in the working position, the extension caster is leaning against a vertical structure which limits the length of the rails.
At the upper surface box extensions are supplied by transverse beams, which provide increased storage stack of sheets against the construction of the extension. This increase of the stowed material can be used to manipulate the stack by a forklift. From the extension in working position, individual sheets of stored material can be taken out manually or by crane with appropriate auxiliary equipment.
Technical specifications:
- Height – up to 6,000 mm
- Sizes – 1,000×2,000 mm, 1,250×2,500 mm, 1,500×3,000 mm, rarely 2,000×4,000 mm
- Maximum 3 000 kg per 1 pull-out shelf
- Height clearance of shelves 200 mm – 450 mm, adjustability in 50 mm increments
Features:
- Designed for storing sheets, chipboard, or other sheet material
- Material stowed on the extension is only accessible after opening the box
- Manual extension operation
Stowing:
- Manually
- By forklift
- By crane with accessories
- Economical and well-arranged storage
- Possibility to lock the box
- High load capacity and stability of the box
- Possibility of special extension designs for the heavy forms, preparations and tubs
- Custom-made boxes available
