Manual Mobile Shelving

Manual Mobile Shelving

Space-Saving, High-Density Storage for Modern Labs

Specifications:

height 2335mm* width 900mm* depth 560mm

Features:

- The frame body has no screw structure, and the slot-type installation breaks the traditional installation process

- Greatly save space, store files centrally, easy to find

- High-grade turntable handle, original combined transmission device, thickened cold-rolled steel plate, and partition reinforcement structure

Manual Mobile Shelving (Handwheel/Crank Compact Shelving) is a cost-effective high-density storage solution that increases capacity by moving shelving carriages along floor rails using a handwheel or crank. By eliminating multiple fixed aisles, it helps maximize available floor space while keeping archives, documents, lab records, samples, and supplies neatly organized and easy to access.

Manual systems are ideal for facilities that prefer simple operation, low maintenance, and no electrical dependency, such as laboratories, universities, libraries, hospitals, and government archives. MAX LAB manual mobile shelving supports project customization including aisle width, bay length, shelf depth, load rating, door/locking options, and internal accessories such as dividers, pull-out trays, and label holders. Robust anti-tilt construction and smooth guide rails ensure stable movement and long-term reliability.

Key Features:

High-Density Storage – Up to 50% more capacity than fixed shelving

Smooth Mobility – Quiet-rolling tracks for effortless movement

Safety Sensors (Electric/Intelligent Models) – Prevents accidental collisions

Customizable Configurations – Adjustable shelves for varying load sizes

Durable Build – Reinforced steel with anti-corrosion treatment

Options Available:

Manual Mobile Shelving – Cost-effective, hand-crank operation

Electric Mobile Shelving – Motorized movement for heavy loads

Intelligent Mobile Shelving – Automated tracking & remote control

Ideal for:

Hospital archives

Pharmaceutical storage

Laboratory specimen repositories