Martins industries

Martins Industries has been designing and producing industrial storage and handling systems since 1987. With

manufacturing plants in Montreal, Canada, and Taipei, Taiwan, as well as distribution centres in Montreal and

Detroit in the U.S., Martins Industries is a leader in storage and handling solutions for manufacturing and

logistics companies.

We have the facilities and certifications for making top-quality products with the utmost precision:

Canadian Welding Bureau

Design using 3D software Bending and cutting saw, sheer, plasma, laser

Robotic welding

Our raw materials and other inputs come from Canadian and American steel mills and suppliers, and

comply with industry standards.

Thanks to our large manufacturing capacity, we can meet all your requirements.

Whether you need one unit or 100,000, quality is always our number one concern.

Don’t hesitate to contact us for your consulting, design or manufacturing needs. We

GUARANTEE

Martins

Industries builds custom steel racks for many

industries and uses. These racks are built according to

your needs, whether you’re in distribution, manufacturing

or assembly. Custom steel racks are all modular and

stackable. This facilitates handling and optimizes

space, both on the floor and during shipping.

Change the way you do things in your warehouse

Steel pallets with posts and other custom racks are perfect for bulk products that are difficult to

palletize. In addition, unlike traditional pallet racking systems (ReadyRack and other brands),

racks that are modular and mobile allow you to reconfigure your warehouse in no time! What’s

more, most of our steel racks can either be taken apart, built in or folded. The rack can then easily

be put away when not in use, freeing up 80% of your floor space!

Racks or containers that can be returned to the supply chain

Companies often neglect shipping and handling, yet devote a lot of money to these activities.

Integrating a returnable, reusable rack tailored to your equipment or products offers a number

of benefits:

Faster loading and unloading

Lower packing costs • Less waste

Increased service life

Better product or equipment protection

Integrating racks or containers into the supply chain requires an initial

outlay on equipment manufacture and logistics. However, all the

suppliers, customers, distribution centres, assembly plants, internal

plants and other players involved in the logistics loop can then benefit

from the advantages and potentially help cover the initial costs

required.

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