Aceally pitches warehouse storage systems at Saudi logistics expo

Aceally (Xiamen) Technology Co., Ltd. highlighted one-stop warehouse racking and storage solutions at the Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo 2025 in Riyadh. The company positioned its systems for Saudi Arabia’s logistics buildout under Vision 2030, citing engineering support, corrosion protection, and large-scale manufacturing capacity.

Why it matters: - Saudi Arabia’s logistics and warehousing buildout is creating demand for storage systems that can handle high loads, maximize space, and perform in harsh operating conditions. - Aceally Group used the Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo 2025 to position itself as a supplier for that demand across Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC.

What happened: - Aceally (Xiamen) Technology Co., Ltd. showcased a range of warehouse storage solutions at the Saudi Warehousing & Logistics Expo 2025 in Riyadh. - The company presented integrated storage systems built for warehouse developers, EPC contractors, logistics operators, and supply chain managers. - Aceally said its display was aimed at supporting the rapid development of logistics infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.

The details: - Aceally’s portfolio included selective pallet racking, drive-in racking, longspan shelving, mezzanine systems, Radio Shuttle racking, and related storage accessories. - The company said a single warehouse can combine multiple systems to handle fast-moving pallet goods, bulk or seasonal inventory, manually picked products, and vertical space. - Aceally described its approach as one-stop warehouse storage, with engineering support for layout design, aisle planning, load requirements, and workflow. - The company said its surface-treatment process includes degreasing, rinsing, chemical pretreatment, zinc phosphating where specified, drying, powder coating, and thermal curing. - Aceally said coating performance and corrosion resistance can be tested in line with applicable quality-control requirements, including salt spray testing under ISO 9227 with a minimum target of 200 hours where specified. - The company said surface-treatment requirements can be adjusted for indoor, semi-open, and coastal installations in Saudi Arabia and the GCC. - Aceally said it has supplied customized warehouse systems across the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and Latin America for uses including distribution, manufacturing, and pharmaceutical storage. - The company cited a pharmaceutical cold-storage project in Guinea with about 5,600 pallet positions shipped in eight 40-foot containers. - Aceally also cited a pharmaceutical warehouse project in Belgium with a high-density drive-in racking system for about 3,000 pallet positions. - For large projects, Aceally said it can provide warehouse layouts, rack configurations, load calculations, technical drawings, and customized product specifications. - The company said it manufactures heavy-duty storage racks using Q235B steel and controls material specifications and manufacturing quality throughout production. - Aceally said its quality management system follows ISO 9001 requirements and that products and projects can also be supported with CE documentation and AS 4084 compliance, depending on market needs. - The company said its engineering work can incorporate RMI recommendations, FEM guidelines, and OSHA requirements where needed. - Aceally said it operates about 150,000 square meters of manufacturing facilities across four production plants, including a major site in Nantong, China. - The company said it employs more than 600 people and uses automated roll-forming lines, beam-forming equipment, robotic welding stations, and automated powder-coating lines. - Aceally said its production setup supports both standard container orders and large customized warehouse projects with scheduled deliveries. - The company said its factory-direct model gives customers a single point of contact from layout planning and product selection through production, quality inspection, packaging, and shipment. - Aceally said the model can reduce communication layers and simplify technical coordination on large Saudi projects. - The company pointed to Saudi Arabia’s broader investment in logistics, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution infrastructure as the backdrop for its expo push. - Aceally invited project inquiries through its website at more information. - The company also provided social media links on LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube.

Between the lines: - Aceally is selling more than individual rack products. The pitch is for integrated engineering, manufacturing, and delivery support, which can matter on large projects where procurement and coordination complexity can slow execution. - The focus on corrosion protection and testing reflects the environmental demands of Gulf installations, where heat, humidity, and coastal conditions can affect long-term performance. - The company’s references to international standards and prior overseas projects are meant to signal readiness for export work and regulated industrial buyers.

What's next: - Aceally is looking for Saudi Arabian and GCC project opportunities that need customized warehouse layouts, technical specifications, CAD drawings, and volume-order planning. - The company said customers can contact its technical sales team to discuss requirements, project specifications, and delivery schedules. - Further adoption will likely depend on whether logistics developers and contractors see the company’s factory-direct model as a cost and coordination advantage on upcoming projects.

The bottom line: - Aceally is using the Saudi logistics expo to market itself as a one-stop warehouse storage partner for a region that is building out industrial infrastructure fast.