Pallets for Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
Heavy-duty, rackable and custom-size pallets for factories and industrial supply chains, through partner suppliers.
About Manufacturing Pallet Solutions
Choosing Pallets for Manufacturing
Heavy raw materials and finished goods need pallets with an adequate rated load
Non-standard products often need custom pallet dimensions
Racking and automated handling need consistent dimensions and sound construction
Block pallets give four-way forklift entry; stringer pallets are often less expensive
Broken and surplus pallets can often be repaired or recycled rather than landfilled
Questions to Ask a Supplier
Useful questions to put to a partner supplier when you request pallets for manufacturing use.
What load is this pallet design rated for, in racking and on the floor?
Can you build to our dimensions or drawing?
Can you supply the same design consistently over time?
Do you offer repaired pallets as a lower-cost option?
Will you pick up our broken or surplus pallets?
Common Pallets for Manufacturing
Pallet types commonly used in manufacturing, available through partner suppliers in our network depending on your location.
Heavy-Duty Block Pallet
Block construction with four-way entry and thicker boards for heavier loads. Confirm the rated load with the partner supplier.
Request a quoteCustom-Size Pallet
Built to your product's footprint and weight. Partner suppliers can quote from your measurements or drawing.
Request a quote42×42 or 48×48 Pallet
Square pallets commonly used for paint, chemicals and drums. Available used or new depending on location.
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Consistent dimensions and no nails, which suits closed loops and some automated systems. Used plastic pallets are available in some areas.
Request a quoteFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about sourcing pallets for the manufacturing industry.
Can I get pallets in non-standard sizes?
Yes. Partner suppliers can quote custom-size pallets. Include your dimensions, load weight and quantity in your request.
Should I choose block or stringer pallets?
Block pallets allow forklift entry from all four sides and are often used for heavier loads. Stringer pallets are common and usually less expensive. A partner supplier can help you choose based on your load and equipment.
What happens to our broken pallets?
Partner suppliers can often repair broken pallets or recycle the wood. Wood that cannot be reused can often be ground into mulch or biomass fuel.
How much do industrial pallets cost?
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers; it depends on type, grade, quantity and location.
Other Industries We Serve
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Send a free, no-obligation quote request for manufacturing pallets. We pass it to a partner supplier in our network, and they follow up with pricing based on type, grade, quantity and location.
Availability depends on partner suppliers near you
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