Drawer-type mold racks help organize injection molds, dies and tooling while keeping each item accessible for handling and maintenance. Huijian can discuss fixed, half-extension and full-extension configurations, drawer dimensions, locking options and lifting equipment for your workshop.
Every project starts with the mold list. Tell us the dimensions, weight and quantity of your molds, how you handle them, and the available floor space. We will use that information to recommend a practical configuration and prepare a quotation.
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Read MoreThe best access configuration depends on how often you change molds, how you lift them, and how much clear space is available beside the rack.
| Configuration | How it works | Space and handling considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed shelf | The mold stays on the shelf and is lifted vertically with suitable handling equipment. | No drawer travel space is required. Consider lifting clearance and how often molds are changed. |
| Half-extension drawer | The drawer travels part of the way out to improve access from the side. | Requires less clear aisle than a full-extension drawer. The mold and handling method still need to be checked. |
| Full-extension drawer | The drawer travels fully out to provide access beyond the rack frame. | Requires sufficient clear aisle and a configuration engineered for the mold weight and drawer travel. |
The mold stays on the shelf and is lifted vertically with suitable handling equipment.
No drawer travel space is required. Consider lifting clearance and how often molds are changed.
The drawer travels part of the way out to improve access from the side.
Requires less clear aisle than a full-extension drawer. The mold and handling method still need to be checked.
The drawer travels fully out to provide access beyond the rack frame.
Requires sufficient clear aisle and a configuration engineered for the mold weight and drawer travel.
Load rating, drawer dimensions and travel are confirmed against your mold list and the final quotation. We do not ask you to select a capacity from a generic chart.
Send us a photo of the installation area and your handling process. We will compare access requirements with the available aisle before recommending fixed, half-extension or full-extension drawers.
Yes, mixed requirements can be reviewed. Group molds by size and weight so each drawer can be planned for the items it will actually hold.
A hoist can be discussed as an option. Tell us what equipment is already in your workshop and how you currently lift the molds.
It is calculated for the actual mold list, drawer configuration and structure. The final rating is stated in the quotation or contract rather than assumed from a photograph.
Check frame leveling, anchor points, drawer movement, guide rails and locking points before putting the rack into normal use.
Discuss your mold storage project: send your mold list and workshop photos through our contact page or email [email protected].