Push back racking is a dynamic storage system designed to maximize warehouse space utilization while maintaining high selectivity. It operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) inventory management basis and utilizes inclined rails and carts to store pallets in multiple layers. When a new pallet is loaded onto the system, it pushes the existing pallets back, allowing for dense storage and efficient use of space.

- Push back racking offers several benefits, including: High-density storage: The ability to store multiple pallets deep maximizes storage capacity, making it ideal for warehouses with limited space.

- Selectivity: Despite its high-density storage capability, push back racking still allows for easy access to individual pallets, enhancing inventory selectivity and retrieval.

- Increased productivity: The dynamic nature of push back racking facilitates quicker loading and unloading of pallets compared to traditional racking systems, resulting in improved warehouse efficiency.

- Push back racking improves warehouse operations by: Optimizing space: Its ability to store pallets deep reduces the need for aisles, maximizing available space within the warehouse.

- Enhancing selectivity: Despite its high-density storage capability, push back racking allows for easy access to individual pallets, minimizing picking times and improving overall workflow efficiency.

- Streamlining inventory management: Push back racking operates on a Last-In, First-Out (LIFO) basis, ensuring efficient stock rotation and reducing the risk of product obsolescence.