CE Certified Drive-in Storage Manufacturers & Exporters

High-Density Structural Racking Solutions Optimizing Space, Securing Workflows, and Delivering Global Logistics Resilience

Leading the Industry in Heavy-Duty Structural Storage

A look into Jracking's modern manufacturing capacity, engineering breakthroughs, and strict quality control processes.

28,600 m²
Modern Facility
12+ Years
Racking Expertise
$18 Million
Annual Export
85 Engineers
Dedicated R&D

Jracking (Guangdong) Storage Co., Ltd. is a professional manufacturer specializing in warehouse racking systems and industrial storage solutions in China. Since its establishment in 2016, the company has been dedicated to designing, manufacturing, and supplying high-quality storage equipment for global customers across various industries. Backed by over 8 years of export experience and 12 years of industry expertise, Jracking has successfully served customers in North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, with annual export revenues exceeding USD 18 million.

Quality remains the core of Jracking's manufacturing philosophy. Our modern manufacturing facility covering 28,600 m² integrates advanced production lines with strict quality management systems. Every manufacturing run is monitored through ISO-compliant quality control procedures. Finished products undergo intensive structural evaluations, including load capacity testing, dimensional inspection, welding penetration inspection, coating thickness testing, and final assembly verification. With 48 professional quality inspectors on-site, we maintain stable production quality that meets CE, RMI, and FEM standards.

As a seasoned OEM & ODM manufacturer, Jracking partners with more than 1,150 supply chain entities. This extensive network enables rapid sourcing of premium raw materials, flexible scheduling, and efficient global fulfillment. Our primary customer base spans warehouse distributors, heavy industrial importers, logistics companies, e-commerce fulfillment hubs, and structural engineering contractors. Innovation is driven by a dedicated engineering division of 85 R&D specialists who tailor designs, dimensions, colors, load profiles, and coatings to project needs. In the past year alone, Jracking has launched 156 new structural designs to support global material handling needs.

Factory 4.0 End-to-End Production Process

Step-by-step technological workflow ensuring material stability, high-precision geometry, and durable finishes.

Raw Materials Processing Raw Materials Inspection
Wiredrawing Wiredrawing & Calibration
Strengthening Cold-Strengthening
Strengthening Rib Strengthening Rib Profiling
Metal Mesh Production Metal Mesh Production
Raw Materials Cutting Raw Materials Handling
Cutting Process Precision Sheet Cutting
Bending Process Precision Bending
Punching High-Speed Upright Punching
P-Beam Rolling P-Beam Roll Forming
Diagonal Brace Rolling Diagonal Brace Rolling
Occluding Beam Rolling Occluding Beam Rolling
Column Production Column Profile Production
Automatic Welding Robotic Automatic Welding
Powder Spraying Electrostatic Powder Spraying
Plate Shearing Machine Plate Shearing Operation
Plate Bending Machine Plate Bending Station
Sawing Machine Sawing Calibration
Punching Machine Mechanical Punching Press
Laser Cutting Machine Fiber Laser Cutting
Automatic Welding Machine Continuous Automated Welder
Grinding Machine Surface Grinding & Finishing
Shot Blasting Machine Centrifugal Shot Blasting
Spraying Production Line Reciprocating Powder Line
Hot Cleaning Furnace Thermal Stripping Furnace
CNC Curve Gear Grinding Machine CNC Curve Gear Grinder
Milling Machine High-Speed Tool Milling
Wiredrawing Machine Heavy Duty Wiredrawing Mill
Strengthening Machine Tension-Leveling Machine
Strengthening Rib Machine Rib Forming Integration
Metal Mesh Production Line Metal Mesh Welded Line
P-Beam Rolling Mill CNC P-Beam Rolling Mill
Diagonal Brace Rolling Mill Bracing Profile Rolling Mill
Occluding Beam Rolling Mill Occluding Beam Former
Automatic Column Production Line High-Speed Column Line
Welding Robot Automated Welding Robot

Technical Roadmap & Future Outlook

How structural engineering, material science, and smart warehouse tech are shaping the next generation of drive-in storage.

1. High-Tensile Steel Alloying

Transitioning to structural steel chemistry (e.g., Q355B and high-strength micro-alloyed steel). This reduces overall system weight while maintaining load capability, minimizing shipping costs and lowering the building's structural footprint.

2. IoT Structural Health Monitoring

Integrating strain gauges and laser telemetry sensors within key upright columns. Real-time data logging tracks load variations, impact events from forklifts, and micro-deflections to prevent structural failures in high-density installations.

3. Automated Shuttle Integration

Upgrading traditional Drive-in systems to semi-automated shuttle bays. This layout allows forklift drivers to deposit pallets on a shuttle track, reducing structural impact risk and enhancing throughput.

Environmental and Structural Performance

Future iterations prioritize eco-friendly powder coating technologies that release zero VOCs during curing. We are also refining structural analysis under dynamic seismic loading, conforming to EN 15512:2020 and RMI MH16.1 protocols. This ensures stability in highly active seismic regions.

Macro Industry Solutions

Adapting storage configuration to industry-specific demands to ensure efficient material handling.

Cold Chain & Controlled Atmosphere Logistics

In cold storage, operating costs per cubic meter are exceptionally high. Traditional selective pallet racking wastes space on access aisles. Our CE-certified drive-in racking systems allow for high-density storage, minimizing the volume of refrigerated air needed. High-ductility steel grades maintain load-bearing integrity and resist low-temperature embrittlement at temperatures below -25°C.

Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) and High-Volume SKU Warehousing

FMCG companies deal with high-volume, low-SKU product portfolios. In these operations, LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) configurations are ideal. Drive-in storage is engineered to group single SKUs in deep channels, reducing space needs and loading cycle times. We customize load rail depths to match different pallet configurations, ensuring smooth transport throughout the supply chain.

Localized Support & Compliance Assurance

Meeting regional standards and offering on-site engineering services to ensure regulatory compliance.

Navigating different building codes and safety regulations is a primary challenge in international construction. Jracking provides certified engineering documentation to simplify compliance. Our design team uses advanced finite element analysis (FEA) to confirm that dynamic, static, and seismic load parameters meet regional standards.

  • European Market: Conforms to EN 15620 (Steel static storage systems - Tolerances, deformations and clearances) and carries full CE Certification.
  • North American Market: Designed in compliance with RMI (Rack Manufacturers Institute) specification MH16.1 and AISI specifications for cold-formed steel structural members.
  • Australian Market: Complies with AS 4084-2012 (Steel storage racking), guaranteeing the structural steel quality matches local requirements.

In addition to manufacturing, we offer localized project management. We provide detailed installation manuals, load signs, and engineering drawings. For major logistics hubs, Jracking sends certified engineers on-site to oversee assembly, verify bolt torques, inspect structural verticality, and certify the setup for immediate operational use.

China Factory 4.0: Supply Chain Resilience

How automated manufacturing and vertical supply integration support reliable deliveries.

Operating out of our advanced manufacturing plant in Guangdong, Jracking utilizes Factory 4.0 production processes. The facility is equipped with automated CNC sheet profiling machinery, laser tube cutters, and robotic welding stations. Automated welding ensures consistent, high-penetration joints that prevent structural cracks under heavy load cycles. This automation minimizes human error, resulting in uniform components that facilitate fast, reliable on-site installation.

Our raw material supply chain provides a significant competitive edge. We source high-grade carbon steel directly from China's top state-owned mills, ensuring batch consistency. With our network of over 1,150 supply partners, we maintain a steady supply of steel coils even during market fluctuations. This vertical integration allows us to offer short lead times for large projects, helping developers and logistics companies keep their facility schedules on track.

Global Corporate Procurement & Sourcing Strategy

Understanding the technical, financial, and logistical criteria required by global procurement professionals.

When planning a large racking project, procurement managers analyze total cost of ownership (TCO). While the initial price of steel is a key factor, long-term costs like maintenance, structural durability, and shipping density also impact overall ROI. Jracking optimizes upright profiles and horizontal beam dimensions to maximize container loading density. This design approach significantly lowers ocean freight costs per pallet position.

We use a structured design and quotation process for custom projects:

  1. Technical Intake: Procurement teams provide layout drawings, pallet dimensions, load profiles, forklift details, and local seismic data.
  2. Structural Calculation: Our R&D team runs FEA simulations to determine the most cost-effective profiles (such as beam gauges and diagonal bracing configurations) for the project.
  3. Compliance Documentation: We supply Mill Test Certificates (MTCs), CE compliance certificates, and structural engineering approvals.
  4. Logistical Integration: We organize shipping, coordinate container layouts, and establish clear delivery timelines.

Technical Q&A: Drive-In Storage Systems

Detailed answers to structural, operational, and safety questions regarding drive-in racking.

What is the primary difference in space utilization between Drive-In racking and Selective racking?
Selective pallet racking requires a dedicated aisle for every single row of racks, limiting floor space utilization to approximately 30-40%. Drive-in storage systems eliminate these aisles, allowing forklifts to drive directly into the storage bays. This increases volumetric floor space utilization to up to 75-80%, making it ideal for high-density, low-SKU operations.
How does CE Certification affect the liability and safety compliance of a European warehouse?
CE Certification indicates that the manufacturer's racking products comply with the European Union's health, safety, and environmental protection standards. For warehouse operators, using CE-certified racking is crucial for local building permits, workplace health and safety compliance, and insurance policies. Non-certified racking can lead to regulatory penalties and potential coverage issues in the event of an accident.
What safety measures are integrated into Jracking’s Drive-In designs to prevent forklift collisions?
Because forklifts enter the racking structure, there is a higher risk of impact. Jracking mitigates this by installing heavy-duty, floor-anchored guide rails within the aisles to center the forklift. We also add wrap-around column protectors to key uprights and paint structural columns in high-visibility safety colors.
Which steel grades are used, and how is structural load consistency verified?
We primarily use Q235B and Q355B high-strength structural steel, which offer excellent yield strengths and ductility. We verify material properties using Mill Test Certificates (MTC) and perform chemical and physical testing on every raw steel batch. Finished frames undergo physical load testing, and welding penetration is verified with non-destructive testing (NDT) to ensure structural consistency.