Pallet Racks - New & Used from AM.O.T.

AM.O.T. New and Used
Racks

1201 Monument Blvd. Spc. 61
Concord, CA 94520

Phone: 925-348-1244

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WARNING! You may be buying unsafe equipment. Before you go any further on the Internet read this consumer safety bulletin: AM.O.T. New and Used Racks is located in the Northeast Bay of San Francisco Bay Area, California. We have been serving Northern California's needs since 1976.
Services include: Consulting Layout Seismic calculations for permit Installation Buy, Sell, Rent & Lease equipment
Here is a list of some items we buy, sell and rent:
New & Used Warehouse Equipment Material handling equipment Northern California, San Francisco Bay Area Rack, racking, racks, pallet, cantilever, stock, reel, tire storage, wheel, mini-rack, FastRak, Structural rack, case flow rack, drive-in pallet rack, pallet flow rack Shelving, shelf, shelves, steel, rivet rack, record archive storage, industrial, wire, chrome, metro, mobile, rolling, shelf cart Bins, small parts, tote, boxes, plastic Cabinets, flammable liquid storage/haz mat cabinets Cart, furniture dolly, hand truck, platform truck, casters, utility, stock picking	Conveyors Pallet truck, pallet jack Dockboard, dockplate, ramp, mobile yardramp Strip doors Ladder, rolling steel, safety Locker Partition, wire mesh/security cage Wire deck Scissor lift Workbench, packing table Dump hopper Consulting service, layout drawings, design, seismic engineering, pull permits, Installation/assembly, seismic calculations, conforming to OSHA, International Building Code, and local Fire Code.

Tip for streamlining your warehouse:

To save space in your warehouse or store, run your pallet racks and/or shelving in the same direction as the flow of goods or materials. Try not to have them perpendicular to each other because you wind up with dead space where they intersect. Do a layout on cross hatched paper from an office supply store and show where your doors are for receiving product and doors for shipping. Then draw a line from your receiving doors to the back of the warehouse and out to the shipping doors. This is the “line of flow” and is the line for your storage racks and shelving to follow. Of course there are exceptions for good reasons, but the closer you adhere to your line of flow the more space you will have, and the least amount of lost time.