Extend the life of your warehouse racking with durable rack end wear collars designed to absorb everyday knocks and scrapes. These simple add-ons help protect vulnerable rack ends from impact damage caused by pallets, trucks and trolleys.
Available in highly visible yellow or discreet black, the collars are quick to fit and provide a cost-effective upgrade to your existing rack protection. Ideal for busy loading and picking areas where racking is at higher risk.
Product Features
- Protective collars for rack end barriers and guards
- Helps minimise impact damage to exposed rack uprights
- Available in high-visibility yellow or subtle black
- Quick and straightforward to install on existing rack end protection
- Cost-effective way to enhance warehouse safety measures
- Suitable for use in warehouses, logistics hubs and industrial stores
- Low-maintenance design for long-term use
Key Specifications
| Product type | Rack end wear collars |
|---|---|
| Application | Additional protection for rack end barriers |
| Colour options | Black, Yellow |
| Price range | £35.26 - £37.08 (per collar, depending on option) |
| Location of use | Warehouse and industrial racking |
Applications
- Protecting rack ends in warehouse aisles with frequent pallet truck traffic
- Adding extra impact resistance to racking in loading and unloading zones
- Enhancing visibility and protection at aisle ends in picking areas
- Upgrading existing rack end protection in distribution centres
- Improving safety in storage areas with frequent equipment movement
Frequently Asked Questions
What do rack end wear collars do?
They provide an additional protective layer around rack end barriers, helping to absorb minor impacts and reduce wear and tear on exposed racking uprights and guards.
Can these wear collars be added to existing rack protection?
Yes, they are designed to be fitted onto existing rack end protection systems, offering a straightforward way to improve safety without replacing current barriers.
Which colour should I choose for my site?
Yellow is ideal where you want maximum visibility to highlight rack ends and traffic routes. Black offers a more discreet look while still providing protection, and may suit areas where visual contrast is less critical.