What is the minimum distance required between inserts and sections in rails?

The minimum distance required between inserts and sections in rails is significant for ensuring structural integrity and proper functioning of the dry van. The specified distance of 150mm serves to prevent interference among various components, allowing for the safe and effective use of the rail system. This spacing is crucial for maintaining alignment and stability, as well as providing room for any necessary adjustments or maintenance.

By adhering to this minimum distance, the risks associated with misalignment or structural damage due to inadequate spacing can be mitigated. It also allows for appropriate clearance for securing cargo and prevents wear and tear on inserts over time, contributing to the longevity and durability of the rail system in a dry van.