Pallet Rack Safety Bolt, Universal Drop Pin, Flat Top Hat Φ 0.570″(14.5mm), Width Φ 0.315″(8mm), Height 1.575″(40mm) High from Top to Bottom, Beam Locker, 2 Packs, 50 Pcs/Pack, FM8×40

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About Pallet Rack Safety Bolt, Universal Drop Pin, Flat

Angle: 91~89° bend at the top of pin. Measurement: +/- 0.01″ (0.254 mm) general tolerance. Drop pins offer an immediate solution to add safety to your warehouse pallet racking system and are an essential component of a pallet rack system and according to OSHA, safety clips need to be replaced when lost or damaged. RMI's ANSI MH16.1-2012 states that except for movable-shelf racks, beams subject to machine loading shall have connection locking devices (or bolts) capable of resisting an upward force of 1,000 pounds (453.6 kilograms) per connection without failure or disengagement. One of the most dangerous issues with used pallet racks is the beam to frame connection. A rack collapse is nothing to brush under the rug and as a safety manager or business owner it is your responsibility to make sure that your pallet racks are safe for your employees. A used rack system with missing or damaged safety pins can put your entire company at risk. All it takes is a small bump from a pallet or forklift and the entire rack system could come tumbling down. Pins for used pallet racks can increase safety if properly installed in your rack system and could possibly save lives. Routine rack safety inspections can improve safety in your warehouse by identifying missing or damaged safety mechanisms. Will these Pallet Rack Safety Bolts work in my used pallet rack system?  Our universal pins fit in almost all selective used pallet rack systems. The key is to find the aligning holes either on the face of the cross beam or on the inside accessory hole. Almost all pallet storage rack systems are equipped with a beam to frame safety clip. This can be called a number of things including: beam locking device, j bolt, pallet rack safety bolt, universal drop pins, pallet rack j bolts, j pins, and more. All of  beams should have some sort of beam to frame locking device at each connection.