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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.

Price
Quoted per laneGet your exact price →
Lead time
3–5 weeksConfirmed in your quote
Lane depth
2+ palletsCut to your rack depth
Rails
Wheel or rollerTell us your pallets →
  • New & used
  • Ships from points across the US
  • Supply only or supply & install
Empty pallet flow track lanes installed in a pallet rack bay
Pallet flow lanes: galvanized channels with steel wheels, tied with angles, yellow exit ends, bundled on pallets
A single pallet flow track lane on dunnage: wheel rails, exit stops and separator
The loading end of pallet flow track lanes, pallets going in at the high end
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Sizes and capacities

SpecificationStandard range
What it isSloped rails that pallets roll on, mounted on the beams of a pallet rack bay
RailsSteel wheels in galvanized channels, or full-width rollers
SlopeA fraction of an inch per foot, set by your heaviest and lightest pallet
EndsExit stops at the pick face, entry guides at the loading end
Speed controlSpeed controllers for deeper lanes; a separator at the pick face on request
Lane depthTwo pallets and up, cut to the depth of your frames
FitFront beam lower than the back beam; often added to existing racking
Static capacityRated per lane; confirmed in your quote
ConditionNew or used
Lead time3–5 weeks; confirmed in your quote
Other sizesOn request: tell us what you need

Capacities are static ratings; every quote confirms the rating for your load.

Pallet flow track lanes in a bay with the lane depth, the lower front beam, the higher back beam and the exit stop marked
What each size means. Click to enlarge.

Options & accessories

  • Speed controllersKeep heavy pallets at a steady speed.
  • Pallet separatorsHold the next pallet back while the front one is picked.
  • Entry guidesCenter each pallet at the loading end.
  • Exit stopsBumpers that stop pallets at the pick face.
  • Lane dividersKeep tall loads apart.
  • Load signsPost the lane capacity.

Why order from Lenokers

Any order size

Two replacement beams or a whole building: every request gets a priced quote.

New or used

New steel, used stock, or a mix of both to fit the budget.

Ships across the US

Sent from the shipping point nearest your site, supply only or installed.

One team for the rest

Layout, permit drawings, anchoring and installation, when you need them.

Three ways to buy

Three pallet flow track lanes laid out, ready to ship

Supply only

Ready-built flow lanes and hardware, delivered to your dock.

  • New or used
  • Shipped from the point nearest you
  • Matched to racking you already have
Quote supply only
Pallet flow track lanes installed in a pallet rack bay, pallets in the lanesRecommended

Supply & install

Delivered and built by our own crew.

  • Built to the drawing, plumb and level
  • Anchored to the seismic rules where you are
  • Load signs posted
  • Old racking taken down or bought
Quote supply & install
Warehouse layout drawing with rack rows, aisles and a rack schedule

Full project

From an empty floor to racking you can load.

Plan my project

What to send for a fast quote

  1. Pallet size and conditionFlow track needs one pallet size with sound bottom boards.
  2. Heaviest and lightest palletBoth set the slope and the speed control.
  3. Your rackingFrame depth, beam type and a photo of a bay.
  4. How many lanes and levelsOne product per lane.
  5. How you load and pickFrom both ends, or a pick face fed from behind.
No drawing? No problem

Send a photo or a sketch

A phone photo of the upright, the beam end or the deck you have is enough to start. We match it.

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Racking installations

1,200+

Years installing racking

20+

First reply

1 business day

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Pallet flow track FAQ

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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.

Pallet flow track on the beams of a bay: wheel rails, exit stops and the lower front beam
Flow lanes on the beams of a bay: wheel rails, exit stops and the lower front beam.

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.

The pick face of a pallet flow lane: exit stops, the separator gate, a speed controller and the wheel rails
At the pick face: exit stops, separator and a speed controller.

Ready-built lanes

Lanes ship assembled: rails, cross ties and ends, cut to your rack depth, with yellow exit ends and bumpers.

Yellow pallet flow exit ends with black rubber bumpers, stacked on a pallet
Lanes with yellow exit ends and bumpers, bundled for shipping.

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.

Side view of pallet flow racking: the loading aisle at the high end, the picking aisle at the low end, lanes with pallets rolling forward
Pallets go in at the loading end and roll to the pick face.