In the process of heavy shelf acceptance, we often hear why the shelf is shaking and whether there is a problem with the shelf quality. However, is this really the case? In fact, this is a big misunderstanding of shelf use.
First of all, heavy shelf shaking is not necessarily a quality problem. It is normal for heavy shelves to float slightly when shaking artificially, which will not affect the use of cross beam shelves. After all, the heavy crossbeam rack is a rectangular frame structure built up by several slender rods. Under the artificial shaking, the material is slightly deformed and floating can not shake the whole rectangular structure. The more layers of heavy rack crossbeam and the more groups of single row connection, the less shaking.
Secondly, after the shelf is installed, if you find the shelf shaking when you shake it by hand, this situation is also wrong. Because the crossbeam rack bears the vertical downward gravity in the process of use, there is no horizontal force at all, so in the case of correct use of the rack, it is impossible to produce horizontal force to make the storage rack shake, so this situation is no problem for the daily use of heavy shelves.
