Staplingshöjd

Staplingshöjd refers to the maximum height to which a stack of goods can be safely and stably piled. This dimension is crucial for efficient warehouse management, logistics, and transportation. It is determined by several factors including the strength and rigidity of the packaging, the weight of the individual items, the stability of the base layer, and the load-bearing capacity of the pallets or containers being used.

Exceeding the recommended staplingshöjd can lead to several problems. The most immediate risk is the collapse of the stack, which can cause damage to the goods, create safety hazards for personnel, and disrupt operations. Over time, excessive stacking can also lead to compression damage to the lower layers, especially if the packaging is not designed to withstand sustained weight. This can compromise the integrity of the products within.

Warehouse design, including aisle width and racking systems, also influences the practical staplingshöjd. Pallet racking systems are specifically designed to accommodate stacks of a certain height, ensuring stability and accessibility. Logistics providers and carriers have guidelines for maximum stacking heights on trucks and containers to ensure safe transit and prevent damage during movement. Understanding and adhering to the correct staplingshöjd is essential for minimizing losses, optimizing storage space, and maintaining operational efficiency.