Injection Molded Plastic Pallets

Unlike wood pallets, there are many processes that exist to manufacture plastic pallets. All have their costs and benefits. Process factors into pallet performance, volume, standardization, and cost.

High performance pallets are usually injection molded. Most injection molding is done using virgin or high-quality reprocessed resin. Injection molding is expensive, but it’s also the highest speed process, and pallets can be made very quickly once the mold goes to press. Due to these factors, it makes sense to choose injection molding when ordering a large volume of pallets. Most large orders or standardized orders are injection molded.

Injection molded pallets offer quality dimensions and high impact resistance from fork tine abuse. A cost to injection molded pallets is that you must be looking for a fairly standard type of pallet. If the pallet is unique, more than likely a manufacturer will not invest in the equipment to make it, since it’s not a design they’ll be likely to implement often. In order to justify the investment, orders must typically exceed 50,000 units. Keep in mind that this is a general guideline, and not a hard-and-fast rule.

Our injection molded plastic pallets have an extremely high load capacity when static thanks to their revolutionary design, and make a highly economical alternative to traditional pallets.

The clever design makes them lightweight, rackable and extremely strong. Each pallet can support a load of up to 4,000kg when static or up to 1,000kg in transit.

Made from high quality plastic and ergonomically designed without screws or nails, these pallets are easy to clean and safe to use in the food industry. Their construction also makes them durable enough to withstand long-term use.