Warehouse Space Optimization & Material Handling Solutions

Akuros evaluates your current warehouse layout, pallet size, cargo weight, aisle width, lift height and target storage capacity. Based on these data points, we compare suitable racking systems and forklift options to help increase usable pallet positions without unnecessary building expansion.

Forklifts and racking systems directly affect each other. Rack height, beam levels, aisle width, pallet weight and load center all influence forklift selection. If they are planned separately, the forklift may not turn safely, reach the required height or keep enough residual capacity at height.

The most useful data include warehouse type, warehouse size, pallet size, cargo weight per pallet, required lift height, current aisle width, warehouse temperature, SKU quantity, daily handling volume and target storage capacity. These details help us avoid wrong equipment matching.

If you need direct access to many SKUs, selective racking may be suitable. If you need more pallet positions with moderate SKU variety, double deep racking may work better. If you store large batches of similar goods, drive-in or shuttle racking can improve density. For narrow aisles and high storage height, VNA racking may be considered.

Yes. Akuros can support cold storage warehouse projects by considering low-temperature forklift configuration, battery performance, racking protection, working temperature, floor conditions and space utilization. Cold storage space is expensive, so aisle planning and equipment matching are especially important.

Poor matching can cause serious problems, such as aisles that are too narrow for safe turning, insufficient lift height, reduced residual capacity, low storage efficiency and higher operating risk. This is why Akuros reviews forklift and racking requirements together before recommending equipment.

Akuros supports international buyers with equipment selection, export documentation, shipping coordination, spare parts planning, operation guidance and remote technical support. For overseas projects, clear documentation and practical spare parts planning can reduce long-term maintenance risk.