Custom OEM Racking And Shelving Systems Factories & Exporters in the Seoul Market

South Korean building regulations require warehouse racking installations to conform to KDS 41 17 00 (Seismic Design Criteria for Buildings). Storage racks are classified as non-building structures similar to buildings. Our engineering team prepares complete structural computation packages referencing site-specific seismic coefficients ($S_{DS}$ and $S_{D1}$) for the target region (e.g., Gyeonggi, Chungcheong, or Incheon). We supply cross-aisle and down-aisle bracing schemes, enlarged heavy-duty baseplates, high-shear anchor bolt layouts, and section modulus calculations so that your locally registered Korean Professional Engineer (PE) can verify and sign off on the installation without design rework.

Direct sea freight routes from South China ports (Guangzhou, Nansha, or Shenzhen) to Incheon Port (for Greater Seoul installations) or Busan Port take only 3 to 5 days ocean transit. Under the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA), qualifying industrial steel storage systems and racks benefit from reduced or zero tariff classification upon submission of an official Certificate of Origin (Form FTA). HEDA Shelves provides a comprehensive export documentation package—including bill of lading, detailed packing list with piece counts and steel weights, commercial invoice, and mill test certificates (MTC)—ensuring immediate, unimpeded clearance through South Korean customs.

Yes. While international facilities frequently employ standard Euro (1200 x 800 mm) or American GMA (48 x 40 in) dimensions, domestic logistics across South Korea are standardized around the T-11 (1,100 x 1,100 mm) and T-12 (1,200 x 1,100 mm) pallet standards under KS A 2164. We customize beam clear spans (typically 2,300 mm for 2-pallet bays or 3,400 mm for 3-pallet bays) and frame depths (1,000 mm to 1,050 mm) to deliver optimal 75–100 mm flue spacing, preventing pallet overhang and ensuring compliance with local fire service sprinkler spray penetration requirements.

For ambient industrial warehouses, components receive a 9-stage pre-treatment bath (degreasing, acid pickling, zinc phosphating) followed by an electrostatically applied epoxy-polyester hybrid powder coating cured at 180°C–200°C, producing a resilient 60–80 μm dry film thickness. For harsh sub-zero cold-storage freezers (-25°C to -30°C) common in food logistics centers in Gwangju or Icheon, we offer high-ductility powder formulations that resist micro-cracking and brittleness, as well as hot-dip galvanization conforming to ISO 1461 for long-term corrosion resistance in high-condensation environments.

Yes. A significant portion of our output is produced on an OEM/ODM basis for local equipment distributors, racking installers, and general contractors in South Korea. We offer custom punching pitch options (50mm, 75mm, or 76.2mm pitch), custom beam profile cross-sections, custom RAL powder coat color matching (such as corporate safety orange, dark navy, or silver grey), and private branded packaging, pallet labeling, and branded structural capacity plaques. Complete design confidentiality and territory protection agreements can be arranged for recurring trade partnerships.

To generate an optimized warehouse layout and bill of materials (BOM), please provide: (1) An architectural floor plan (DWG/PDF) indicating building columns, overhead doors, fire escapes, and dock levelers; (2) Building clear height to the lowest obstruction (trusses, HVAC, or sprinkler mains); (3) Pallet specifications (width, depth, overall load height including pallet, and maximum gross weight); (4) Lift truck fleet specifications (forklift type, mast collapsed and extended heights, turning radius, and minimum right-angle stacking aisle width); and (5) Operational throughput expectations (FIFO or LIFO stock rotation). Our design team delivers a fully realized 2D CAD layout and 3D rendering within 24 to 48 hours.