Molded indentations hold 55-gallon drums while in transit. When stored in racks, they require a supporting deck surface.

Compared to plastic pallets, steel pallets offer the highest load capacities. You can store them directly on the beams of a pallet rack. Unlike nestable pallets, they can be stored in stacks for easy forklift access.

Designed for use in food processing and other sanitary environments. You can store them directly on the beams of a pallet rack. Unlike nestable pallets, these pallets can be stored in stacks for easy forklift access.

Built to rest directly on the beams of a pallet rack. Unlike nestable pallets, these pallets can be stored in stacks for easy forklift access.

Lightweight yet sturdy, these aluminum pallets are only half the weight of steel alternatives. They’re welded together to create a durable platform that will outlast cardboard, wood, and plastic. Since aluminum is not flammable, you don't have to worry about these pallets posing a fire hazard. They also resist corrosion, so you can use them outside.

Also known as rackable pallets, they don’t require decking underneath, so you can put them directly on the beams of your pallet rack. Unlike nestable pallets, these pallets can be stored in stacks for easy forklift access. You can ship them anywhere in the world, since they’re exempt from ISPM 15 regulations.

Pallets with a vented surface are a good choice for refrigeration and washdown applications—the gaps allow cool air to flow through and water to drain out.

Pallets with a solid surface work well for transporting irregularly shaped goods, since they distribute weight evenly. They give full surface support, preventing narrow or small items from slipping through the cracks.

40" × 48" pallets are the most common size in the United States.

Turn your pallet into a custom crate—no tools required. These collars stack on top of your pallet to create walls. Like building blocks, you can add more for additional height. Corner brackets secure the collars to each other and the pallet. When you're done, simply lift the collars off and fold flat for storage.

They’re compatible with pallets made of any material, so long as they have straight edges with no lip. Use them to ship goods anywhere in the world—all are heat-treated to ISPM 15 standards and stamped with approval.

Add a cover to fully enclose your pallet load. You’ll need to strap these covers to your pallet to keep them secure.

Prevent fragile cargo from jolting or rattling on the road. These pallets have a thick foam layer to soften the blow from every pothole and bump. They’re often used to ship electronic racks. Since they don’t nest, you can access the forklift and pallet jack entry points even when they’re stacked. Ship these pallets anywhere in the world—they’re heat-treated to ISPM 15 standards and stamped with approval.

These pallets don’t have bottom support beams, so they’ll need a supporting deck surface for storage on a pallet rack.

48" deep pallets fit most 24-unit electronic racks.

57" deep pallets fit most 48-unit electronic racks.

Attach a ramp to wheel loads up or down. These ramps hook into holes on the pallet, so there’s no fasteners required.

Made from new, heat-treated wood, these pallets are stronger and more durable than what you’ll find at your local pallet yard. The edges are straight and the dimensions are consistent. Unlike pallets made from recycled wood, they’re free of cracks and other defects. They also last longer, although they’re not as durable as pallets made from plastic or metal. These pallets sit flush when stacked, so you can access entry points with your forks. All are stamped with ISPM 15 approval, so you can ship them anywhere in the world.

To store these pallets on a pallet rack, you’ll need a supporting deck surface.

42" × 42" pallets are sized to hold nine stacks of standard 5 gal. pails in a 3 × 3 grid. 48" × 48" pallets are sized to hold four standard 55 gal. drums in a 2 × 2 grid.

GMA pallets are the most common type of pallet in the United States. They’re made to specifications set by the Consumer Brands Association (CBA). EPAL 1 pallets, also known as Euro pallets, comply with the EU’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). They’re built to European Pallet Association standards—right down to the type of nails used—and stamped with approval.

Note: Capacity while moving assumes the pallet is supported by standard 42" forks. For pallets 72" and deeper, moving capacity is based on 72” forks.

Create your own color-coding system with these vibrant pallets—red for perishable goods, green for rush deliveries, and orange for hazards. These pallets make it easy to know what’s inside a shipment without opening it up or reading a manifest. The vented surface improves air circulation, preventing hot spots in refrigerated storage. It also makes for easy draining when you wash these pallets down. Ship these pallets anywhere in the world—they’re exempt from ISPM 15 regulations.

These pallets don’t have a middle support beam, so they’ll need a supporting deck surface for storage on a pallet rack.

Strong enough to hold at least 1,600 lbs., yet lightweight enough to pick up with one hand. These pallets are made of five layers of corrugated cardboard to resist bending or sagging like typical cardboard. Plus, they’re easy to recycle when you’re done. However, they don't stand up to wear and tear as well as plastic, wood, and metal alternatives. They work well for transporting irregularly shaped goods because their solid top spreads out the weight evenly. Ship them anywhere in the world—all are exempt from ISPM 15 regulations.

To store these pallets on a pallet rack, you’ll need a supporting deck surface.

Style A pallets don’t have bottom decking, so they’re more lightweight than Style B pallets.

Style B pallets are reinforced with bottom decking to handle heavier loads than Style A pallets.

ISPM-15 certified, these rugged wood crates have been treated in accordance with the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), so you can use them to securely and legally ship your products anywhere in the world. With steel brackets that protect their edges and reinforce their corners for strength and rigidity, these crates won’t break open while in transport. The brackets come attached to the crate panels for quick assembly. Wood screw fasteners are included.

Collapsible crates ship and store flat to save storage space.

Crates with a loading panel make it easier to load and unload products—you won’t have to reach over a high panel.

Crates with pallet runners add support to the crates, so you can stack them as well as lift them with forklifts, hand trucks, and pallet jacks.

Safely ship large and heavy parts, such as vehicle batteries and hydraulic components. These crates are tested to comply with United Nations regulations for packaging and shipping hazardous material over land, sea, or air. These regulations aim to prevent hazardous spills caused by accidents or rough package handling.

Note: It is the responsibility of the shipper to follow regulatory guidelines for properly packaging and labeling all hazardous materials and ensure the appropriate method for shipping.

Consolidate multiple boxes and materials in one place for easy storing, shipping, or disposal. These boxes are roughly the size of a standard pallet. Unlike standard cardboard boxes, they close with a lid instead of flaps.

Containers with a perforated flap have one side that can be partially folded down to make loading and unloading more ergonomic.

Maximum burst strength measures the amount of force a box can withstand before the sides rupture. Edge Crush Test (ECT) standards measure the amount of force a container can withstand before the edges collapse.

Attach these lifters to your crane or hoist to move pallets when using a forklift isn’t practical. They’re often used to stack materials and to load or unload trucks and containers.

Lifters that are made in the U.S. have a label that confirms they are manufactured in the United States.

Fixed lifters have a built-in counterweight that keeps the forks level with or without a load. They’re heavier than adjustable lifters, so they’re harder to maneuver.

Adjustable lifters let you change the height and fork spread to fit different pallet sizes and bulky loads. They don't have a counterweight, so you will need to move the adjustable lifting eye along the top to balance your load.

Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

When a forklift isn’t an option, connect these lifters to your crane or hoist to move pallets. Tip them back onto their wheels to roll them wherever they’re needed. They don't have a counterweight, so you will need to move the adjustable lifting eye along the top to balance your load.

Warning: Roll lifters only when they are empty. Never use to lift people or items over people.

Load pallets onto these tables directly from a pallet truck—no ramps or forklifts needed. When fully lowered, they sit close to the ground, so it’s easy to move loads on and off the floor. Roll a pallet truck into the center and lower the pallet onto the table. An electric motor and a hydraulic pump perform repetitive lifting and positioning with the push of a button or foot pedal. All tables have a toe guard at the base to protect you from foot injuries when the table is lowered.

Style A tables are hand-operated and have a U-shaped platform, so you can guide your pallet truck into the open center. Use them with plastic and wooden pallets with open bottoms, or with wire containers.

Style B tables are foot-operated and have a wide, solid platform that only sits 1/2" off ground when lowered for versatile, easy loading. Roll a pallet truck, cart, or trolley directly onto them. They hold open- and closed-bottom pallets, large containers, and bulky or irregularly shaped items.

The tabletop can go as low as 3", making loading and unloading from the floor and pallets easier. Tables have an electric motor and a hydraulic pump that perform repetitive lifting and positioning with the push of a button. The NEMA rating only applies to the push-button control. A toe guard at the base of the table provides safety for the operator.

Warning: Never use to lift people.