Cardinal’s Medium Racks
Offer Heavy-Duty Benefits
W.C. Cardinal has expanded its cantilever racking system to deliver the benefits of the heavy-duty system to medium cantilever racking. The cantilever system is designed for holding 4-foot and 5-foot sheets of aluminum, stainless and carbon steels, in addition to lineals, aluminum extrusions, bars and heavy structurals.

The height of the arms can be changed through rectangular steel pins connecting the arms to the columns. Adjustments can be made easily by removing the pin with a small sledgehammer. Unlike other systems, there’s no need for welding and there’s no cumbersome nuts and bolts that make adjustments time-consuming. Plus, the pins lock the arms in place to withstand the impact of loading and unloading.

Converting the units from one-sided racks to two-sided racks is also easy. The columns are punched on both sides to allow flexibility. 

For more information, call 330-482-2024 or visit www.wccardinal.com. (2007)

Red Bud Receives Patent
for Automatic Pallet Loader
Red Bud Industries, Red Bud, Ill., has received a patent for its Skid Positioning Machine or “Automatic Pallet Loader,” which can be used to load and position empty skids in the stacking system of a blanking or multi-blanking line while the rollout conveyor discharges the finished stacks. The pallet loading system is currently offered on new Red Bud lines and also as an upgrade to existing Red Bud lines.

For more information, call 800-851-4612 or visit www.redbudindustries.com. (June 2006)

Tear-Drop Rack Reduces
Hardware, Eases Installation
The new tear-drop structural rack from Kingway Inca-Clymer, Pandora, Ohio, is made from high-strength American channel and angle steel. Uprights are made from three-inch structural steel C channels that have prepunched tear-drop openings on two-inch centers. The boltless design reduces hardware requirements and installation expense.

For more information, call 800-554-6632 or visit www.kicmh.com. (Feb. 2006)For information, call 800-RACK-ALL or visit www.jarke.com. (August 2005)