As a core display tool in retail scenarios (especially supermarkets, convenience stores, etc.), the role of Retail display gravity roller glide is not limited to "automatic product replenishment". It can also create value for market participants (retailers, brands, consumers) from the three dimensions of supply chain efficiency, consumer experience, and brand value, becoming a key link between "product display" and "market conversion."

For Retailers: Reduce Costs, Improve Efficiency, and Optimize Operational Competitiveness
Retailers are the direct users of deadweight slides. Their core value lies in reducing operating costs and improving shelf efficiency, specifically in three areas:

Reduce labor costs and minimize replenishment efficiency losses. Traditional shelving systems require frequent inspections and manual movement of products from the back rows to the front. This is particularly true for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) shelves, such as beverages and snacks, where hidden out-of-stock situations often occur after customers pick up their items: the front rows are empty and the back rows are full. However, self-weighted slides, with their 3-5° inclination, allow for immediate replenishment of products, reducing manual restocking by over 70%. For example, a 1,000-square-meter supermarket previously required two employees dedicated to restocking shelves. With the slides, these employees can be redeployed to more core roles like sales guidance and merchandising, indirectly improving labor efficiency.

Reduce out-of-stock rates and minimize sales losses. Hidden out-of-stocks are a common "hidden loss" in the retail industry. Customers often assume an item is sold out when they see empty shelves in the front row and leave. Slides ensure that products are always fully stocked. Furthermore, when a slide is completely empty, store staff can quickly identify a true out-of-stock situation and restock it promptly. Data shows that shelves equipped with self-weight slides can reduce out-of-stock rates by 30%-40%. This is particularly true for high-frequency fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) such as bottled water and yogurt, directly reducing sales losses due to out-of-stocks.

Improve Autofront shelf beverage glides efficiency and optimize display standardization. Freezer coolers gliding shelf are often used with dividers to clearly separate products of different sizes and flavors (e.g., different brands of cola or different flavors of potato chips), preventing clutter and ensuring more organized shelf display. Furthermore, by keeping the front of the product facing the customer, brand logos and promotional information (such as "buy one, get one free" labels) are more clearly displayed, attracting customers' attention and ultimately increasing sales per unit of shelf space (i.e., efficiency per unit of shelf space).