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The international warehouse industry primarily standardizes on RAL 5005 (Signal Blue), RAL 5015 (Sky Blue), or RAL 5010 (Gentian Blue) for vertical upright frames and frame bracing. Beams are typically paired with RAL 2004 (Pure Orange) or RAL 1023 (Traffic Yellow) to achieve maximum optical visibility and satisfy international workplace safety codes (OSHA, EN 15512). Custom RAL and Pantone formulations are available upon request.

We utilize certified structural cold-rolled steel Q235B and high-yield Q355B (equivalent to European S235JR and S355JR / ASTM A36 and Grade 50). Upright thicknesses range from 1.5 mm, 1.8 mm, 2.0 mm up to 2.5 mm, shaped through 16 to 24 roll-forming stations into an Omega (Ω) profile with 7–9 load-stiffening bends. Box beams utilize nested twin-C sections with continuous automated seam welding.

Ocean transit can expose steel to extreme humidity and salt air. Our protection process starts with 9-stage chemical pickling and zinc phosphating that etches the steel for high powder adhesion. Cured powder coats pass the ASTM B117 salt spray test for over 500 hours. For shipping, components are bundled with shock-absorbing foam cushions, edge-wrapped in industrial cardboard, banded with high-tensile steel straps, and container-chocked to prevent shifting in rough seas.

To produce an accurate CAD drawing and quotation within 24 hours, our engineering team requires: (1) Warehouse architectural drawings (CAD or PDF) indicating column positions, clear height, and access doors; (2) Pallet dimensions (W × D × H) including overhang and maximum loaded weight; (3) Forklift model, minimum turning aisle requirement, and maximum lift height; (4) Operating temperature range (e.g., ambient or -25°C cold chain); (5) Project city and nearest sea discharge port.

In accordance with EN 15512 and RMI standards, the maximum allowable vertical deflection for horizontal pallet rack beams under full static working load must not exceed 1/200th of the clear span distance (L/200). For automated high-density shuttle systems and AS/RS facilities, our engineers design to an even stricter limit of L/300 to L/400 to ensure smooth robotic shuttle transitions.

Yes. Our structural design team uses finite element analysis (FEA) software to model seismic ground accelerations per project location (from Zone 1 to Zone 4 / PGA up to 0.4g). We engineer custom oversized footplates, heavy-gauge gusset stiffeners, and chemical or mechanical wedge anchor embedment depths to ensure full structural compliance with regional building authorities.