Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News More often than not, pallet buyers are just trying to get the best price and service provision possible for their existing pallet specification. It makes sense. After all, purchasers are typically tasked with buying a…
Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News In a recent article, we explored why bigger pallets are better. The business case is obvious. With a bigger pallet, more product can be handled with every individual pallet move. However, smaller can also be advantageous.…
By Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News For some products, going big is a no-brainer. If you are shipping long pipes, panels, or oversized machinery. for example, a large pallet is required to support and protect your valuable products. For a great…
A Closer Look at Wood, Plastic, and Other Pallet Material Options Spoiler alert. You can buy pallets made from a variety of materials, but most North American pallet buyers rely on wood pallets with metal fasteners. This is particularly true…
By Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News I was at a modern facility in Malmo, Sweden when I had my first encounter. Visible through the office window, there were five or six self-driving lift trucks in action, each with a blinking…
By Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News If you buy pallets, your two main options are new or recycled. Each choice comes with its pros and cons. New pallets are of uniform quality and clean appearance, and they can be customized…
By Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News When it’s time to buy pallets, why not make the natural choice? Wooden pallets tilt the scales in your favour across a wide range of industries, from farm to factory and from warehouse to…
By Rick LeBlanc Editor, Reusable Packaging News When it comes to new pallet manufacturing, don’t underestimate the role of nails Youtube from Virginia Tech on nail retention test You might think we have a few screws loose for being so passionate about fasteners.…