The production of sheet metal shelves is of great significance in the fields of warehousing, logistics, and industrial production.
Sheet metal shelves, as an important storage device, have the advantages of sturdy structure, strong load-bearing capacity, and high space utilization. In the production process, it is necessary to strictly control each link to ensure the quality and performance of the shelves.
Firstly, it is the design phase. Design a reasonable shelf structure and size based on customer needs and the characteristics of stored items. Considering the load-bearing capacity, stability, and safety of the shelves, precise mechanical calculations and structural optimization are required. At the same time, consideration should also be given to the ease of installation and disassembly of shelves, as well as their coordination with the warehouse environment.
Next is material selection and cutting. Shelves are usually made of materials such as cold-rolled steel plates and hot-rolled steel plates. According to the design drawings, laser cutting, CNC punching and other equipment are used for cutting to ensure the accuracy of cutting dimensions.
Then there is bending and forming. Fold the cut sheet into the desired shape using a bending machine, such as columns, beams, laminates, etc. The angle and accuracy of bending directly affect the assembly quality of the shelf and need to be strictly controlled.
Welding and assembly are key processes. Weld the bent sheet metal to form the frame structure of the shelf. The welding quality should ensure firmness, aesthetics, and no issues such as missed welding or virtual welding. During the assembly process, various accessories such as anchor bolts, crossbeam connectors, and layer support components need to be installed to ensure accurate and secure installation positions.
Surface treatment is also very important. Through surface treatment processes such as spraying and galvanizing, the corrosion resistance and aesthetics of shelves can be improved. The surface treatment should be uniform, smooth, and free of defects such as bubbles and flow marks.
Finally, there is inspection and packaging. Strictly inspect the completed sheet metal shelves, including dimensional accuracy, welding quality, surface treatment effect, load-bearing capacity, and other aspects. After passing the inspection, proceed with packaging and shipping.
In short, the production of sheet metal shelves requires strict control over the quality of each link to ensure the safety performance and reliability of the shelves. Only in this way can efficient and stable storage solutions be provided for warehousing logistics and industrial production.
