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Purchasing & Customization How Long Is the Typical Warehouse Cage Warranty, and What Does It Cover?The industry-standard warehouse cage warranty is one year from delivery, with some makers promising two years on standard items, but warranty does not mean every damage is replaced — the covered scope and exclusions must be written into the order before delivery. 2026-10-18 Purchasing & Customization What to Do When a Warehouse Cage Weld Crack Appears: The After-Sales Repair ProcessWhen a weld crack is found in service, immediately pull that cage out of the stacking area and take it out of use, because a cracked cage still carrying load risks a collapse; then photograph the crack, report it through the after-sales process, and don't just tack it up and keep using it. 2026-10-13 Logistics & Turnover Choosing a Shipping Method for Warehouse Cages: Full Truck, LTL and Shared LoadWarehouse cages are bulky but light per piece, and the shipping method directly drives freight cost and delivery time; full-truck, LTL and shared loads suit very different scenarios, and choosing wrong means overpaying freight or, worse, cages bashed out of shape at transshipment. 2026-10-14 Logistics & Turnover What to Do When Warehouse Cages Arrive Deformed in TransitIf cages arrive deformed, don't sign and unload on the spot; photograph, video, count and note the license plate, then pursue the maker or the carrier according to who is liable, because once you sign 'appearance intact' the later claim becomes very hard. 2026-10-15 Logistics & Turnover How Is Warehouse Cage Freight Calculated: By Volume Weight or Gross Weight?Warehouse cages are classic 'light bulky cargo', and whether freight is billed on actual gross weight or volume weight decides a few to tens of yuan difference per cage; knowing the rule stops you being hooked by a low-lead-generation quote. 2026-10-16 Use & Maintenance What to Watch When Putting Warehouse Cages on Racking: Beam Spacing and Beam MatchingPutting warehouse cages on racking isn't just dropping them on; the clear vertical gap, beam rating and cage dimensions must be matched first, otherwise a layer collapse is likely, and applying plain stacking thinking to racking is a common source of warehouse accidents. 2026-10-17 Safety Standards How to Lay Out a Warehouse Cage Zone in a Workshop: Aisles and Safety DistancesWhen cages are stacked all over a workshop they block aisles and get knocked over by forklifts; lay out by zoning first, then aisles, then safety distances, and a well-disciplined cage area brings down bumping and collapse accidents. 2026-10-18 Selection Guide How to Pair Warehouse Cages with AGV Automated TransportAGV automated transport requires a flat cage bottom, precise fork alignment, a low center of gravity and no protruding parts; putting ordinary cages straight onto an AGV leads to pick failures or cage drops, so match the cage to the AGV model first rather than buying the AGV and improvising cages later. 2026-10-13 FAQ Common Mistakes When Buying Warehouse CagesBuying warehouse cages looks like pure price comparison, but many people fall into traps; the most common mistakes are comparing unit price alone, ignoring workmanship, and guessing at specs — avoid these upfront and the cages you buy will perform and last. 2026-10-14 FAQ The Environmental Value of Recycling and Reusing Warehouse CagesAfter 7–8 years of service, retired warehouse cages aren't just scrap steel: the steel is 100% recyclable, and refurbished old cages can stay in service, which is good for both the environment and cost; selling them as waste is actually the least worthwhile option. 2026-10-15