Supermarket shelf manufacturers analyze possible reasons for shelf deformation

Shelves are used to bear heavy objects, and encountering deformation problems can be very frustrating. When customers encounter the problem of shelf deformation, they usually first question the supplier why the quality of your shelves is so poor and why they have undergone deformation. So as a shelf supplier, how should we answer customers? Is shelf deformation entirely the supplier's fault?

First, The total weight of the goods exceeds the shelf's carrying capacity

The placement of goods exceeds the load-bearing capacity of the shelf, meaning that when the shelf is purchased, the warehouse shelf manufacturer will choose the corresponding raw materials based on the layer load of the goods. However, if the total weight of the goods on the shelf exceeds the maximum load-bearing capacity of the shelf during actual use, the shelf will undergo deformation.

Second, Uneven placement of goods

Uneven distribution of total weight can lead to deformation of the shelves; If the total weight of each layer of goods is concentrated in the middle part when placing goods, and there is no total weight of goods loaded on both sides, it will definitely cause the shelf to deform.

Third, Deformation caused by collision

Unreasonable handling equipment operation. Sometimes, when using handling equipment such as forklifts to operate goods, the difficulty of the driver can cause the forklift to collide with the shelf, resulting in shelf deformation.

Fourth,Suppliers pass off inferior products as good ones

The reason for the unreasonable selection of raw materials is that customers inevitably encounter some defective shelf manufacturers when purchasing shelves, who pass off inferior products as good, fill in the gaps, and cause the shelves to deform.