36in Long Heavy Duty Coil Rack for Flatbed Trailer Steel Coils 6 Gauge Steel, 10PK

Pack Size: 10 Pack Introducing our Heavy Duty Coil Racks, specially designed to cater to your storage needs for larger-sized dunnage. Crafted from 6-gauge steel, these racks are built to withstand the demands of heavy-duty industrial applications. The gray color adds a professional touch to your workspace, ensuring functionality and aesthetics. Efficiency and Organization: These Heavy Duty Coil Racks are engineered to provide a secure and organized solution for storing larger-sized dunnage. The design is optimized for easy loading and unloading, allowing for efficient handling of heavy coils and materials. Whether in a warehouse, manufacturing facility, or industrial setting, these racks offer a reliable storage solution to keep your workspace organized and efficient. Sturdy Construction: Crafted from 6-gauge steel with a thickness of 5mm, these coil racks are built to withstand heavy loads and demanding industrial environments. Ample Dimensions: With a length of 36 inches and a width of 3 inches, these racks provide generous space for accommodating larger dunnage, offering a practical storage solution for various materials. Powder-Coated Finish: The sleek gray powder-coated finish not only adds a professional touch but also serves as a protective layer, guarding against corrosion and wear and tear. Versatility: The Heavy Duty Coil Racks are versatile enough to accommodate a variety of larger-sized dunnages, providing a flexible storage solution for different materials and coil sizes. Space Optimization: Designed to make the most of your available space, these racks allow for vertical storage, maximizing the use of your facility's floor space. HOW TO USE METAL COIL RACKS: These coil racks protect your flatbed bed trailer when hauling heavy-duty metal coils. Learn how to use them when loading coils. The first step is to prepare your supplies for securing a single coil on the flatbed truck. These supplies include three coil racks, 4 x 4 dunnage lumber, four chains and chain binders, a coil mat if desired, and steel corner protectors. The second step is to place the coil mat if wanted onto the trailer's floor, where the coil will sit.