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Rackable Pallets

Rackable pallets are plastic pallets or skids that are used for transportation or storage of materials, though their use is limited mostly to storage applications. Many storage rack designs that are applied in warehouses feature only networks of metal frames; often they will consist only of metal vertical beams and cross beams with no horizontal plane on which to place items for storage. The reason for this bare construction is that rackable pallets are designed to fit squarely on those beams, which allows for their easy, safe and efficient placement and removal by forklifts and jacks.

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PDQ Plastics, Inc.
Bayonne, NJ
800-447-7141
In business for more than 30 years, PDQ Plastics strives to be the best of the best when it comes to rackable pallets. Our goal is to have satisfied customers and employees to create a mutually beneficial relationship. Our customers report extended service life of five, ten and even fifteen years in some cases. Please give us a call today to find out more about our extensive pallet product line.
TMF Corporation
Havertown, PA
866-713-9446
The philosophy and reputation of TMF Corporation rides on the saying "We do what we say we are going to do, when we say we are going to do it." Our extensive product line includes rackable pallets that can be made to your exact specifications as well as standardized ProTech pallets that we keep in stock. We have a loyal and satisfied customer base, call us or visit our website to see why.
Polymer Solutions International
Medford, NJ
877-444-7225
Polymer Solutions International has been committed to providing its customers with a completely satisfying buying experience since 1997. Whether our customer wants rackable pallets or another product from our extensive product line we promise to provide them with a knowledgeable engineering team, a caring and expert customer service team and excellent product support.
Litco International, Inc.
Vienna, OH
877-337-0687
LITCO's inception in 1962 brought new, innovative ideas into the plastic pallet industry. LITCO's rackable pallets and other products are high quality and backed with the expertise of a highly knowledgeable engineering staff as well as a supportive customer service team. We hire the best people, so we have the best products. Call us or visit our website to see why.
One Way Solutions
Northfield, IL
866-446-0872
At One Way Solutions we pride ourselves on the incredibly low prices of our products. We are very competitive in all our markets and aim to keep our customers satisfied with inexpensive alternatives to wood. Our rackable pallets are the best on the market and we can custom design pallets, too! We promise our customers a 100% satisfaction guarantee! Visit our website and request a quote today.
Robinson Industries
Coleman, MI
877-465-4055
Robinson Industries is committed to making rackable pallets easy to move, store, identify and access. We can custom design pallets to fit your unique needs. We serve the automotive parts, glassware, textiles, computer parts and many more industries and applications. We put your needs first and promise a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Visit our website today.
CABKA North America, Inc.
St. Louis, MO
877-462-2252
CABKA products are optimized to meet the special and specific needs of our customers. You get a product at a reasonable cost that will answer your specific requirements. We focus our attention particularly on our customers` product requirements, because all processes, from the development to the production of our rackable pallets and other plastic products, take place within our enterprise.

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Rackable Pallets

The base of a given rackable plastic pallet determines what kind of storage rack it is suited for. Many plastic pallet bases feature leg designs that allow for the easiest entry by forklift attachments. They usually feature four legs at the corners of the pallet frame, one leg in the middle of the pallet and one leg placed at the middle of each of the pallet's sides. This construction allows for forklift access from any side, though forklift operators must be especially careful when racking this kind of pallet. Other varieties feature pallets with "picture frame" bases, which are completely flat on the top and bottom surfaces but feature hollow channels in their middles for forklift access.

Most rackable pallets are made of injection molded high-density polyethylene, or HDPE. HDPE is known for its strength and durability, which make it an excellent choice in demanding applications. The injection molding process is a common method for processing plastics because of its relative ease and simplicity. The process requires a supply of raw plastic material; the material can be newly processed, or it can come from recycled plastic products. In both cases, the raw material is loaded into a conveyance channel that leads to a mold cavity. The mold cavity is specially designed in the shape of the intended plastic product. A long screw in the conveyance channel heats and pressurizes the plastic material, which brings it to a molten state. The molten plastic is then ready to be injected into the mold cavity where it takes the mold's shape. Once it has been shaped, the plastic cools and hardens. It is then ejected from the mold and made ready for customer use. Five other plastic fabrication processes are also used to create plastic pallets: structural foam molding, thermoforming, compression molding, rotational molding and profile extrusion. Injection molding is the most common process because it is a comparatively simple process and produces durable products.