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Which scanner rail for wire baskets is suitable for which support?

The correct model depends first and foremost on the wire basket or wire shelf you have. The KE, DRA, DBH and WWT variants differ mainly in terms of their intended use, their mounting method and the lengths available.

A comparison of scanner rails for wire baskets

Scanner rail Suitable carrier Selection guide
KE Wanzl, Siegel and similar wire baskets Check the carrier type and required total width before ordering
DRA Wire brackets For long wire brackets and continuous labelling areas
DBH Wire baskets, wire bins and wire shelves Requires nylon clips, available separately
WWT Wanzl and Wire Tech wire shelves with two horizontal wire lines Check the number and layout of the wire lines

What should you look out for when choosing a scanner rail for wire baskets?

1. Determine the type of support available

First, check what the scanner rail is to be attached to. Wire baskets, wire shelves, wire chutes and wire brackets do not automatically require the same design.

For Wanzl, Siegel and similar wire baskets, KE is suitable. DRA is intended for wire brackets. DBH covers several wire systems, whilst WWT is tailored to specific Wanzl and Wire Tech wire shelves.

2. Compare wire configuration and mounting method

Plug-in scanner rails are attached directly to the appropriate wire profile. These include KE, DRA and WWT. The DBH version, on the other hand, is suspended using nylon clips.

With WWT, two horizontal wire lines are a key selection criterion. In the case of unknown or non-standard designs, the dimensions of the support should be compared with the product specifications before ordering.

3. Determine the correct length

The length should correspond to the area to be labelled. A 110 mm long DBH rail accommodates a single label. Longer versions, ranging from 605 mm to 1,250 mm, are suitable for larger sections of a display front.

Measure the usable width on the wire basket or wire shelf. Take into account any side restrictions and junctions between multiple support elements.

4. Match the label format to the insertion height

Price labels, shelf labels or insert strips must be tailored to this insertion area.

Before ordering, compare the dimensions of the insert with the specifications of the relevant accessory. The rail length and the label width must be considered separately.

5. Allow for any additional accessories required

KE, DRA and WWT are slotted into place. For DBH, separately available nylon clips are required.

Suitable insert strips or shelf labels can be used for the actual labelling. The accessories required depend on the desired label format and the selected scanner rail.

Buy scanner rails for wire baskets from SPRINTIS

At SPRINTIS, you will find a range of wire systems and matching scanner rails. The technical specifications on the product pages make it easy to compare mounting options, insertion height, length and compatibility.

Insert strips, shelf labels, nylon clips and tools are also available as accessories for selected scanner rails. On the product pages, you can also request free samples and make bespoke enquiries. If you have any queries regarding mounting or compatibility with your existing wire system, we are always happy to help.

Order shelving labelling for wire baskets from SPRINTIS

With the right scanner rails for wire baskets, wire shelves and other wire systems, you can ensure clear and flexible product labelling. Choose between different designs and lengths depending on the type of carrier, and tailor the mounting to your existing wire system.

Order your scanner rails for wire baskets from SPRINTIS now and ensure clear and professional labelling in your sales area, warehouse and logistics operations.

(This text has been machine translated.)