Static analysis of industrial racking systems is based on factors such as the material quality, dimensions, geometry and load carrying capacity of the rack. These analyses are performed to ensure that the carrying capacity of the structural elements is at a level that will meet the durability of the racking system. In addition, analyses are also important to prevent racking systems from collapsing under excessive loads. In order to perform static analyses, measurements of the geometric properties of the racking system and loads are taken. These measurements are used to determine the dimensions of the racking system and the density of the loads. This data is then analyzed using calculation software or mathematical equations. In static analyses of racking systems, it is important to determine the maximum loads that the structural elements in the racking systems can carry. These loads depend on the durability and dimensions of the structural elements. For example, the thickness and shape of the profile used for a racking system is one of the factors that determine the maximum load it can carry.