Warehouse Racking & Storage Systems

Advanced Intralogistics supplies a variety of innovative, high-quality racking and storage systems to serve any facility. We provide expert implementation and configuration to customize solutions for any application and space.

Need assistance on selecting racking and equipment for your business? As part of our AI 360 process, our experts get to know your operation and business goals to provide consulting and recommendations for all industries, including:

Food & beverage
Retail
ECommerce
Distribution & Fulfillment
Manufacturing
Cold storage & freezer applications
Outdoor operations
And more

Warehouse Racking Systems

Pallet racking is one of the most common elements of any warehouse storage system. Our racking systems are highly customizable and easily scalable.

Roll-Formed Pallet Racking

Structural Pallet Racking

Cantilever Racking

Pallet Flow Racking

Push-Back Racking

Drive-In/Drive-Thru Racking

Carton Flow Racking

Mezzanine Systems

Stacking Racks

Wide Span Racking Systems

Mobile Aisle Racking

Warehouse Shelving Systems

Let us take on your storage need and help you find the perfect warehouse shelving systems for your application.

Metal Point Boltless Shelving

Wide Span Shelving

Rivet Shelving

Steel Shelving

Wire Shelving

Mobile Aisle Shelving

Repair and Protection Solutions

Find the right repair and protection equipment to safeguard your property and your ability to do business.

Product Dividers

Vertical Post Systems

Safety Accessories

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AS/RS

AS/RSs are the most efficient way to manage inventory levels, retrieve products specific to orders, and alleviate high labor costs. They provide computer-controlled technology with defined storage spaces to automatically deposit and retrieve loads specific to orders or kits that make up an assembly within the manufacturing process. The products stored within an ASRS can be delivered directly to a workstation or to the next step in the process of your facility. These systems can run 24/7. For example, if your distribution center only runs 1 or 2 shifts, you can replenish the lines during off hours, stage products for outbound shipments, or add inventory to the storage system.