Product Overview
Enveloping Cart Design
All the carts have welded cross members to support weak or damaged pallets. The carts envelope each other to make each cart readily accessible at the aisle face.
Unique Wheel Design
For easy flow and proper tracking, each Glide-In® wheel is treated with light aircraft lubricant, capable of working in a wide range of temperatures, even refrigerated warehouses
and wet rooms. Wheels are of one-piece construction with sealed bearings and do not require
field assembly.
Track Design
These hot rolled structural steel sections are installed with gradual pitch. This gradual slope,
together with the low friction wheels, ensures safe and controlled operation.
Bolted Connections
To achieve maximum rigidity, strength, and proper alignment, connections are bolted between uprights, shelf beams, track and bracing.
The Perfect Balance of Productivity, Density, and Selectivity
Maximize your warehouse efficiency with Glide-In® Back Pallet Racking—the system that delivers unbeatable productivity, smart selectivity, high density, and cost-effective performance. Ideal for both new installations and retrofits, it’s a go-to solution for modern warehouse operations.
Frazier’s patented Glide-In® Push Back Racking combines the space-saving density of Drive-In racking with the accessibility of single-deep racks. Its unique wheeled carts glide smoothly along sloped rails, making loading and unloading faster and easier than ever.
Here’s how it works for LIFO applications: the first pallet is loaded and pushed back, revealing the next cart for effortless loading. Each additional pallet pushes the previous one forward, filling the system with precision. When it’s time to unload, gravity does the work—pallets roll forward automatically for instant access. With all pallets removed, the system resets itself, ready to be loaded for the next round of storage.
Key Features
Innovative Features
Total Selectivity
Glide-In® Push Back rack offers a major advantage over Drive-In rack: any level can be accessed individually without emptying the lower levels first.
Increased Productivity and Inventory Control
Maximum productivity and effortless inventory control and —every pallet is always accessible right at the aisle face.
Compatible with VNA Applications
For the ultimate in maximum density and selectivity, combine Glide-In® Push Back racking with a Turret Truck in narrow aisle access situations.
Drive to Glide Conversions/Retrofits
Converting existing Drive-In storage to Glide-In is both economical and easy with FRAZIER. Our experts will help design the best system for your needs. Frazier components are made
with the superior strength, abuse resistance, and flexibility of structural steel. Importantly, conversion will be done without shutting down warehouse operations.
Technical Excellence
Made from 100% structural steel for high abuse resistance.
Glide-In® Push Back racking can be designed for use in a range of temperatures – including cooler and freezer environments.
These hot rolled structural steel sections are installed with gradual pitch (usually 5/16” per foot). This gradual slope, together with the low friction wheels, ensures safe and controlled
operation.
Level carts keep loads perfectly parallel to the floor, making fork truck operation easier and safer. Compared to pitched cart systems, there’s less risk of pallets slipping during loading or unloading.
When height is limited, non-level carts reduce stacking height to create a lower overall system—perfect for spaces with restricted vertical clearance.
All the carts have welded cross members to support weak or damaged pallets.
How It Works
All carts nest neatly at the aisle face when the system is unloaded, making them ready for fast, efficient loading.
The first pallet is placed on the top cart and pushed back. This exposes the next cart for loading.
When the second pallet is positioned and pushed back, the third cart is ready. This continues until all the pallet positions are filled. The last pallet sits on the rail itself.
When unloading, the front pallet is removed. Gravity moves all the pallets forward to the front for easy access. As each pallet is removed, the remaining pallets move down into position until completely unloaded and all carts are again in position for reloading.