When introducing a heavy-duty shelf, it is important to consider the load capacity when choosing. The load capacity indicates how much weight can be withstood, and in terms of weight shelves, it indicates how much weight can be loaded on the shelves.

The load capacity of a heavy-duty shelf, when labeled as whole, refers to the weight that can be placed on the entire heavy-duty shelf. Unless there is a particular indication of the whole, it generally indicates the weight of the luggage that can be placed on each board of the weight shelf. However, the load capacity of the weight shelf is called the uniform load, which is the weight that can be withstood when the load is evenly placed on the board.

For example, if you are trying to load 150 kg of luggage on a weight shelf with a load capacity of 150 kg, there is no problem if you can load the luggage evenly on the board. However, if you can only place it on one point, the board may bend, so you should consider a heavy-duty shelf with a slightly larger load capacity.

When choosing a weight shelf, it is necessary to consider not only the load capacity but also the number of top and bottom stages.

The number of shelves in a heavy shelf generally refers to the total number of shelves including the top shelf and the bottom shelf. The spacing between the weight shelves is determined by the number of top and bottom shelves.It is important to select the appropriate number of top and bottom stages, considering the size of the items to be placed on the heavy shelves and the ease of putting them in and out.

The shelves of heavy shelves are a costly part of the entire heavy shelves, so the more stages you have, the higher the cost.Therefore, the cost can be reduced by selecting the appropriate number of stages and eliminating unnecessary parts.