Used Epal Wooden Pallets

The EUR-palletalso Euro-pallet or EPAL-palletis the standard European pallet as specified by the European Pallet Association (EPAL). Pallets conforming to the standardization are eligible for the European Pallet Pool (EPP) -the system allows for an exchange as “pallet for pallet”.
We provide worldwide shipping due to coperate logistic companies working with us directly.
Please do contact us for more information regarding your supplies.

1)Facts & figures:
Materials: 11 boards of quality timber, 9 woodchip or solid wood blocks, 78 nails. Produced according to the EPAL Technical Regulations.
Length 800 mm
Width 1,200 mm
Height 144 mm
Weight Approx. 25 kg
Safe working load 1,500 kg
When stacking laden pallets on a solid, even surface, the bottommost pallet must not exceed a load of max. 5,500 kg.

2)Markings:
EPAL in oval on the left and right corner block (since 08/2013) IPPC symbol, country code, registration number of the national plant protection authority, heat treatment, licence number-year-month on the central block Markings EPAL control staples.

3)Handling:
4-sided accessibility with chamfered lower edge boards on both sides enables highly efficient handling during production, storage and transportation all the way along the supply chain. Compatible with all (conventional) standard load carriers, industrial trucks and warehouse systems.

4)Quality control:
Quality is the key criterion for the reliable, safe deployment of EPAL Euro pallets within the supply chain of international companies. The open pool of EPAL Euro pallets is the only pool around the globe which undergoes regular independent quality inspections by one of the most renowned inspection companies in the world, Bureau Veritas.Used Epal Wooden Pallets

5)ISPM 15:
Compliance with the ISPM 15 standard is the most essential condition for the unrestricted use of load
carriers in the international movement of goods. All EPAL Euro pallets are therefore produced according to the stringent specifications of the IPPC and can thus be deployed around the globe. Local plant protection agencies will provide information on the countries that recognise the IPPC standard.