Identification label

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Cantilever rack labels, for the most part, have to be able to withstand challenging conditions. Therefore, labelling cantilever racks, also known as long-item racking, can pose a challenge compared to labelling standard pallet racking shelves and beams. It is not uncommon for warehouses that store long and/or heavy-duty goods to have to deal with a more than average share of dust and dirt. As a result, the type of material you choose for your rack labels should be sturdy and durable. Another point of interest that requires careful consideration when labelling cantilever racks is the placement of the labels on the cantilever arm. The label advisors at ONE2ID are on hand to help you find a suitable solution. Proper placement of cantilever rack labels Proper identification is indispendable in any warehouse. The placement of your cantilever rack labels is dependent upon the type of cantilever racking system you use to store your long goods. For instance, can the racks be accessed from one or both sides? Does your cantilever racking system combine long goods storage with pallet storage on decking? How does the routing of your forklift trucks and side loaders come into play? The answer to these questions will determine the proper placement of your cantilever rack labels to ensure long-term legibility from every angle. Next, you have to consider the type of goods or materials that are being stored in your warehouse. Coils, rolls and pallets are less likely to overhang the edge of the rack compared to bulky loads such as metal beams, steel tubes and plywood, which limit the visibility of certain parts of your racks.