We Make Different types of Wooden Pallets such as EPAL, EURO, GMA, ISO, Custom Pallets
GMA PALLETS
GMA pallets are uniform shipping platforms created by the Grocery Manufacturers Association, designed specifically for the requirements of the retail industry.
– Dimensions: 48″ inches by 40″ inches Standard
– Load Capacity: Over 1500 kg Dynamic
– Compliance: Meets GMA Standards
ISO PALLETS
Pallets that follow international standards, intended for worldwide shipping and logistics activities.
– Common Sizes: Various Choices
– Capacity: Tailored Load Ratings
– Standard: Complies with ISO
– Treatment: Certified by ISPM-15
EPAL PALLETS
Pallets that carry EPAL certification are made following European standards for international transport.
– Dimensions: 1200 × 800 × 144 mm
– Load Capacity: 1500 kg Static
– Certification: EPAL Approved
– Treatment: ISPM-15 Heat
EURO PALLETS
Pallets adhering to European specifications, designed for the Indian market and global shipping.
– Size: 1200 × 800 × 144 mm
– Load: 1500 kg when stationary
– Quality Mark: Officially EPAL Approved
– Processed: ISPM-15 Heat Treated
STORAGE PALLETS
Heavy Duty Pallets specially made for storage systems in warehouses and shelving.
Dimensions: Custom Options
Weight Limit: Over 2000 kg Static
Design: Compatible with Racking
Feature: Strengthened Framework
CUSTOMIZED PALLETS
Wooden platforms built uniquely, shaped by particular needs of the customer.
Size: Shaped to Order
Capacity: Matches Requirements
Design: Made for the Customer
Feature: Fully Tailored.
Wooden Boxes
Wooden Boxes: The Versatile and Timeless Packaging Solution – Crafted from wood, a wooden box represents a time-honoured and resilient container, purposefully built for the storage, safeguarding, and conveyance of a diverse array of items.
Wooden Crates
Wooden Crates: The Foremost Answer for Tough and Safe Delivery -While pallets act as a foundation, wooden crates behave as a safeguard. A wooden crate represents a sturdy container, completely enclosed or featuring open slats and made from wood.
