The storage space for car lamp products is limited. Can the gravity-based warehouse shelves be used to achieve first-in-first-out storage?

In the automotive spare parts warehouse, vehicle lamp products have the characteristics of diverse categories, strict batch management, and sensitive shelf life. Traditional flat warehouses or ordinary shelves often encounter problems such as low space utilization, poor picking efficiency, and difficulty in achieving first-in-first-out. Can gravity-type warehouse shelves achieve first-in-first-out? Let's find out. 

Sure. Gravity-type warehouse shelves utilize an inclined track + rollers/drums design. Goods slide automatically towards the shipping end under the force of gravity. New incoming goods are placed from the top end and slide down to the bottom end due to gravity. When picking, goods can be directly selected from the bottom end, achieving FIFO without the need for manual intervention. The depth can reach 5-10 storage positions, increasing the space utilization by over 40%. This perfectly solves the problems of numerous vehicle lamp SKUs and limited storage space in the industry.

It can be seen that gravity-type warehouse shelves are a widely used advanced-first-in, first-out shelf type in the auto parts industry. They not only enable dense storage and first-in, first-out of goods, but also have higher efficiency and can save time and manpower costs. Especially for warehouses with limited space, gravity-type roller shelves are the preferred choice.