Little Giant® Heavy-Duty Steel Rack Deck, 52"W x 42"D, 4000 lb. Capacity, Gray

Features: 3000 lbs. Capacity per deck 14 gauge steel deck 1" diameter holes Powder coated finish 12 gauge reinforcing channels fit 1-5/8" step beams 1-1/2" waterfall on front and back edges All-welded construction Made in the USA

✓ 2700-pound weight capacity ✓ 6-gauge wire decking and 14-gauge channel supports ✓ Recommended for beams with 1-1/2" or 1-5/8" step Made with 6-gauge wire decking and 14-gauge channel supports, this 46"W x 42"D Global Industrial™ Pallet Rack Wire Decking has a 2700-pound weight capacity to easily hold heavy parts, equipment, tools, and components without bending or breaking. It is fully welded and finished with a gray baked-enamel to give it strength, corrosion-resistance, and a long service life. Unlike solid wood or metal decking, wire mesh permits ...

Wire Mesh Decking Strong, 2" x 4", 6-gauge gray baked enamel finished wire decking features welded construction and 14 gauge channel supports. Unlike wood or metal decking, wire permits light, air and sprinkler penetration; allows a clear view of upper tiers; and minimizes dust and debris accumulation. Easy installation — simply drop into place over beams. Use with beams that have 1-1/2" or 1-5/8" step. 2700 lb. capacity. To order: Measure beam length between uprights (left to right) Measure beam depth overall (front to back) Measure depth between beam steps (front to back) Beam ...

Features: For use in 42 inch deep rack Three channel supports for 1-3/4 step beams with a 1-5/8 top of beam dimension 18 Ga Pre-galvanized sheet Pre-galvanized finish Capacity is 2000 lbs. UDL

Little Giant® Wagon Truck Flush Deck - 24 x 48 - Mold-on Rubber Wheels Fifth wheel steering describes a type of steering where the front wheels and axle assembly pivot on a center point, which is referred to as the fifth wheel. Because the steering wheels encounter less friction when turning than would be encountered in a swivel caster, wagon trucks with fifth wheel steering can be easier to maneuver under heavier load conditions. This is especially true when softer, wider pneumatic wheels are required because of use on rough or uneven surfaces. Wagon Trucks with this type of steering are ...