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JARKE is a manufacturer of industrial storage equipment, with a product line centered on cantilever rack systems for handling long, bulky, and irregularly shaped loads. The brand's cantilever racks are used where standard pallet racking is impractical because loads must be supported from one side and accessed from the front, such as pipe, lumber, steel bar, tubing, and similar stock. JARKE cantilever rack kits are supplied in two main configurations: starter units, which include the upright column and base, and add-on units, which extend an existing starter bay without duplicating the base structure. This starter/add-on approach allows a rack row to be built incrementally to match available floor space and storage volume. The product range includes heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever rack kits and medium-duty bolt-on cantilever rack kits. Heavy-duty pin-lock models use a pin-lock connection that allows arms to be repositioned along the upright without tools, so arm elevations can be changed as load profiles change. Medium-duty bolt-on models use bolted arm connections for applications where loads are lighter and arm positions are less likely to change. Arms are available in straight and inclined styles; straight arms suit flat loads and uniform stacking, while inclined arms help retain cylindrical or rounded items. Kits are supplied in a range of heights, depths, and widths, with common configurations including 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft upright heights and depths from 40 in to 81 1/2 in. Both single-sided and double-sided configurations are available, with single-sided units placed against a wall and double-sided units used as free-standing rows. The open-front design allows forklift or overhead handling equipment to load and unload from the aisle side. 3G Electric supplies JARKE cantilever rack kits and components as part of its industrial equipment catalog. Because cantilever rack is a configurable system rather than a single stock item, 3G Electric supports the line by helping buyers match starter and add-on units, arm styles, and upright dimensions to their load type and storage layout. This includes confirming that the selected kit dimensions and arm configuration are compatible with the intended load and handling method before order. 3G Electric ships globally, so buyers are not limited to a single regional stock profile. For procurement and maintenance teams, the practical considerations when specifying JARKE cantilever rack are the load length and weight, the required clear aisle for handling equipment, the number of storage levels needed, and whether the row will be single-sided or double-sided. Arm capacity, upright height, and base depth are selected together, since changing one affects the others. Pin-lock heavy-duty kits are typically chosen where arm positions need to be adjusted over time or where heavier loads are involved; bolt-on medium-duty kits are chosen for lighter, more static storage. Replacement arms, uprights, and bases are part of the same system so that an existing row can be extended or repaired without replacing the entire structure.

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About JARKE

JARKE is a manufacturer of industrial storage equipment, with a product line centered on cantilever rack systems for handling long, bulky, and irregularly shaped loads. The brand's cantilever racks are used where standard pallet racking is impractical because loads must be supported from one side and accessed from the front, such as pipe, lumber, steel bar, tubing, and similar stock. JARKE cantilever rack kits are supplied in two main configurations: starter units, which include the upright column and base, and add-on units, which extend an existing starter bay without duplicating the base structure. This starter/add-on approach allows a rack row to be built incrementally to match available floor space and storage volume. The product range includes heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever rack kits and medium-duty bolt-on cantilever rack kits. Heavy-duty pin-lock models use a pin-lock connection that allows arms to be repositioned along the upright without tools, so arm elevations can be changed as load profiles change. Medium-duty bolt-on models use bolted arm connections for applications where loads are lighter and arm positions are less likely to change. Arms are available in straight and inclined styles; straight arms suit flat loads and uniform stacking, while inclined arms help retain cylindrical or rounded items. Kits are supplied in a range of heights, depths, and widths, with common configurations including 8 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft upright heights and depths from 40 in to 81 1/2 in. Both single-sided and double-sided configurations are available, with single-sided units placed against a wall and double-sided units used as free-standing rows. The open-front design allows forklift or overhead handling equipment to load and unload from the aisle side. 3G Electric supplies JARKE cantilever rack kits and components as part of its industrial equipment catalog. Because cantilever rack is a configurable system rather than a single stock item, 3G Electric supports the line by helping buyers match starter and add-on units, arm styles, and upright dimensions to their load type and storage layout. This includes confirming that the selected kit dimensions and arm configuration are compatible with the intended load and handling method before order. 3G Electric ships globally, so buyers are not limited to a single regional stock profile. For procurement and maintenance teams, the practical considerations when specifying JARKE cantilever rack are the load length and weight, the required clear aisle for handling equipment, the number of storage levels needed, and whether the row will be single-sided or double-sided. Arm capacity, upright height, and base depth are selected together, since changing one affects the others. Pin-lock heavy-duty kits are typically chosen where arm positions need to be adjusted over time or where heavier loads are involved; bolt-on medium-duty kits are chosen for lighter, more static storage. Replacement arms, uprights, and bases are part of the same system so that an existing row can be extended or repaired without replacing the entire structure.

Common Applications

  • Metal service centers — JARKE heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever rack kits for storing steel bar and tubing in single-sided rows
  • Lumber and building materials yards — JARKE cantilever rack starter and add-on kits for long board and timber stock
  • Pipe and tube distribution — JARKE cantilever racks with straight or inclined arms for cylindrical stock retention
  • Fabrication shops — JARKE heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever racks for raw bar stock staged near cutting equipment
  • Warehouse expansion projects — JARKE add-on cantilever rack kits used to extend existing starter rows without new bases
  • Maintenance and repair stores — JARKE medium-duty bolt-on cantilever racks for lighter long-item storage at fixed arm positions

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about JARKE from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between a JARKE cantilever rack starter kit and an add-on kit?

A JARKE starter kit includes the upright column and base needed to begin a rack row, and it can stand alone. An add-on kit is designed to attach to an existing starter unit to extend the row, so it does not duplicate the base structure. In practice, you buy one starter for each row and as many add-on units as needed to reach the required storage length. Starter and add-on units must match in upright height and base depth so the arms align across the row. When ordering, confirm the manufacturer part number prefix: starter kits and add-on kits use different prefixes for the same nominal dimensions.

How does the pin-lock design on JARKE heavy-duty cantilever racks work?

On JARKE heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever racks, arms connect to the upright through a pin-lock arrangement rather than bolts. This allows the arm elevation to be changed without tools, so storage levels can be adjusted when the load profile changes. The pin-lock connection is used on the heavy-duty line; medium-duty JARKE cantilever racks use a bolt-on arm connection instead. Pin-lock arms are typically selected where arm positions are expected to change or where heavier loads are handled. As with any cantilever rack, the arm capacity and upright capacity must be checked against the actual load before the rack is loaded.

What load types are JARKE cantilever racks intended for?

JARKE cantilever racks are intended for long, bulky, or irregularly shaped items that are difficult to store on standard pallet racking. Typical loads include pipe, lumber, steel bar, tubing, and similar stock. The open-front, single-side support design lets loads be placed and retrieved from the aisle with a forklift or other handling equipment. Straight arms suit flat or uniformly stacked loads, while inclined arms help hold cylindrical items in place. Load length, weight, and the number of storage levels determine the required arm length, upright height, and base depth.

What dimensions are available in JARKE heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever rack kits?

JARKE heavy-duty pin-lock cantilever rack kits are supplied in a range of upright heights, base depths, and widths. Examples in the line include 96 in, 10 ft, and 12 ft upright heights, with base depths from 40 in to 81 1/2 in and widths around 74 3/4 in to 81 1/2 in. Both starter and add-on kits are available in these sizes, and both single-sided and double-sided configurations exist. Because dimensions are tied to load length and aisle requirements, the upright height, base depth, and arm length should be selected together rather than independently.

Can JARKE cantilever rack rows be extended or repaired with individual components?

Yes. JARKE cantilever rack is a component system, so an existing row can be extended by adding compatible add-on units, and individual arms, uprights, or bases can be replaced. The key requirement is that added components match the existing upright height, base depth, and arm style so that arms align and the row remains structurally consistent. When extending a row, confirm the manufacturer part number of the existing units and select add-on kits with the same nominal dimensions. Mixing heavy-duty pin-lock and medium-duty bolt-on components in the same row is not appropriate because the arm connection types differ.

How does 3G Electric support buyers of JARKE cantilever rack systems?

3G Electric supplies JARKE cantilever rack kits and components and supports buyers in matching starter and add-on units, arm styles, and upright dimensions to their load type and storage layout. Because cantilever rack is configured rather than bought as a single stock item, this includes confirming that the selected kit dimensions and arm configuration are compatible with the intended load and handling method before order. 3G Electric ships globally, so buyers can source JARKE cantilever rack regardless of region. For procurement and maintenance teams, providing load length, load weight, required aisle width, and the number of storage levels helps narrow the correct kit.