The primary woods utilized are SA pine (all grades) and saligna. We also perform repairs using plastic pallets.
Pallets are constructed of what kind of wood?
Shipping pallets are typically built of hardwoods such as hickory, mahogany, maple, oak, teak, and walnut, or softwoods such as various types of pine. When determining whether to ship your pallets on one of these woods, there are numerous advantages and disadvantages to consider.
What are the two most common forms of wood pallets?
Pallets are classified into two types: single-face and double-face. Double-face pallets have decks on both the top and bottom surfaces. The bottom deck strengthens the pallet and helps to uniformly distribute the load’s weight.
How do you tell the difference between oak and pine?
Oak grain contains more distinct characteristics, such as waves and knots, and the grain is more contrasted because to the deeper pores of oak. Pine grain, on the other hand, is straighter and more consistent, and the grain does not stand out as much.
Which pallets are most typically used?
The 48×40 pallet, often known as the GMA Pallet, is the most prevalent pallet size.
What is the typical pallet size?
48″ X 40″
The normal pallet dimensions are 48″ X 40,” with each deck board being 3 12″ wide and 5/16″ thick. Other pallet sizes are standard across many industries, but the GMA pallet mentioned above is the most popular and accounts for more than 30% of all pallets utilized.
