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New Blue Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright 144 Inch x 42 Inch x 3 Inch Industrial Steel Warehouse Storage Frame 21,780 lbs Capacity UPTD14442300CN

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New Blue Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright 144 Inch x 42 Inch x 3 Inch Industrial Steel Warehouse Storage Frame 21,780 lbs Capacity UPTD14442300CNHeavy Duty Industrial Storage Foundation: The 144 Inch Blue Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright We also have USED Pallet Racks Available, call or email for details. 281 351 2211 Sales@HilltopTool. com The New UPTD14442300CN Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright is a professional grade vertical frame designed for maximum durability and structural integrity in demanding warehouse environments. Engineered from high strength roll formed steel, this 144 inch by 42 inch

Heavy-Duty Industrial Storage Foundation: The 144-Inch Blue Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright

We also have USED Pallet Racks Available, call or email for details.

281-351-2211 - [email protected]

The New UPTD14442300CN Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright is a professional-grade vertical frame designed for maximum durability and structural integrity in demanding warehouse environments. Engineered from high-strength roll-formed steel, this 144-inch by 42-inch upright provides a massive 21,780 lb. capacity, making it an ideal choice for heavy industrial inventory, automotive parts storage, and bulk distribution centers in Tomball and beyond. The universal teardrop punch pattern ensures seamless compatibility with almost all major teardrop-style load beams, allowing you to integrate this frame into your existing selective pallet rack system with ease.

Versatility is at the core of this selective rack design. The innovative teardrop configuration allows for fast, tool-free assembly and effortless height adjustments, enabling your facility to adapt quickly to changing pallet sizes and load requirements. By utilizing these heavy-duty 3-inch columns, you can maximize your vertical cubic square footage while ensuring a safe and organized workspace. Whether you are building a new distribution hub or optimizing a small shop floor, these uprights offer the economical and high-performance solution needed to manage high-density storage effectively.

Key Features

  • Universal Teardrop Design: Interchangeable with most major manufacturers, allowing for flexible system integration and expansion.
  • High Load Capacity: Supports up to 21,780 lbs. when configured with standard 48-inch vertical beam spacing.
  • Precision Construction: 3-inch columns provide superior structural rigidity for heavy-duty industrial applications.
  • Fast Assembly: The boltless teardrop style allows for rapid installation and simple shelf reconfiguration without specialized tools.
  • Space Optimization: Designed to maximize vertical storage space and provide clear inventory access for forklifts and pickers.
  • Durable Finish: Coated in a professional industrial blue finish for long-lasting corrosion and abrasion resistance.

What's Included

  • (1) 144" x 42" x 3" Teardrop Pallet Rack Upright Frame (Blue)

Available for pickup at our Tomball, TX location:

30702 State Highway 249
Tomball, Texas 77375 

Monday-Friday 7am-5pm CST 
Saturday 7am-1pm CST

Specifications

Part Number UPTD14442300CN
Height 144 Inches (12 Feet)
Depth 42 Inches
Column Size 3 Inches x 3 Inches
Load Capacity 21,780 lbs.
Beam Spacing Rating 48-Inch Vertical Spacing
Punch Pattern Universal Teardrop
Material Roll Formed Alloy Steel
Color Industrial Blue
Condition New

Pro-Tip: To ensure the longevity and safety of your storage system, always inspect uprights for forklift impact damage regularly. If you are using this 42-inch deep frame for standard 48-inch pallets, ensure a 3-inch overhang on both the front and back for optimal weight distribution and stability.

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