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A strong, reusable platform made of plastic used to store and move goods safely and efficiently.
The flat top surface where products are placed.
Fits inside other pallets when empty to save space—great for shipping returns and compact storage.
Built with a solid bottom or legs to stack safely when loaded.
Designed to sit across warehouse racking beams without sagging—ideal for storing heavy loads.
Lower-cost pallet for a single-use shipment or export—lightweight and disposable.
Built tough for long-term use across many shipping cycles—saves money over time.
Maximum weight the pallet can hold while sitting still.
Weight the pallet can carry while being moved by a forklift or pallet jack.
Weight it can support while resting only at its ends (i.e., on a rack without center support).
Can be lifted from all four sides—easier for forklift or pallet jack access.
A standard 48″ x 40″ pallet size used widely in grocery and retail supply chains.
A full-bottom frame that increases strength and allows easy stacking or racking.
Beveled edges that make fork entry smoother and reduce damage.
A modular, foldable frame placed on a pallet to create a box-like enclosure.
Plastic is injected into a mold under pressure—makes high-strength, consistent pallets.
Foamed plastic creates a lightweight but strong pallet—ideal for durability without bulk.
Heated plastic sheets shaped over a mold—common for lightweight, lower-cost pallets.
Safe for direct contact with food or medical products—meets government standards.
A system where pallets circulate between the same facilities and are reused repeatedly.
Built-in chips allow pallets to be tracked and traced in real time.
Rubber inserts or textured surfaces that help prevent loads from sliding off during transport.
