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Pallet Flow Track
Gravity wheel and roller rails that turn ordinary pallet rack bays into first in, first out lanes. Bolted onto your beams, sized to your pallets, supplied or installed, with a reply within one business day.
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How is pallet flow track priced?
Per lane, by depth, rail type and speed control, plus freight or installation if you want it. Send your pallet size and weights, your frame depth and a photo of a bay, and we price the lanes.
Can flow track go into my existing racking?
Often, yes: the lanes bolt onto the beams of a bay, with the front beam set lower than the back so the pallets roll forward. We check the frames and beams for the added load.
Wheels or rollers?
Wheel rails suit most pallets with good bottom boards and cost less; full-width rollers support pallets with weaker or irregular bottoms better. Your pallets decide.
How deep can a flow lane be?
From two pallets up. Deeper lanes need speed controllers to keep heavy pallets at a steady speed, and a separator at the pick face.
What is the difference from pallet flow racking?
Pallet flow racking is the complete system: frames, beams and lanes built for flow. Flow track is the lane itself, often added to racking you already have.
Do the lanes need maintenance?
Keep the lanes clear of broken boards and wrap, and check the stops and controllers on your rack inspections. See rack inspection.
Send your pallet size. Get a flow track quote.
Part sizes and quantities, or a photo of the racking you have. You get a priced list, new or used.
Any order size
New & used
Supply only or supply & install
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About pallet flow track
Pallet flow track, also called pallet roller track or pallet flow rails, is a set of sloped wheel or roller rails that pallets roll on. Bolted onto the beams of a pallet rack bay, it turns static positions into first in, first out lanes: load at the back, pick at the front. Lenokers supplies pallet flow track new and used, shipped from points across the US, sized to your pallets and racking, supply only or installed by our own crews.
How the track mounts
Each lane sits on the beams of a bay, with the front beam set lower than the back so the rails slope toward the pick face. Exit stops hold the front pallet; entry guides center each pallet as it goes in.
Speed control and separators
Speed controllers in the lane keep heavy pallets at a steady speed; a separator at the pick face holds the next pallet back while the front one is lifted out.
Ready-built lanes
Lanes ship assembled: rails, cross ties and ends, cut to your rack depth, with yellow exit ends and bumpers.
First in, first out in existing racking
Flow track brings first in, first out to racking you already own. For a new building or a full flow area, pallet flow racking is designed as one system.















