Steel pallets are industrial grade cargo carrying and turnover tools made of metal materials (mainly steel), with the core function of achieving modular storage, handling, and transportation of goods. They are widely used in manufacturing, logistics warehousing, cross-border trade, and other scenarios, and are a key component connecting "storage handling distribution" in modern supply chains.
Core feature: The core advantage that distinguishes it from wooden/plastic pallets
Ultra high durability: The main body is made of cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel or stainless steel material, which is impact resistant and wear-resistant. Under normal use, the service life can reach 8-15 years, which is more than 5 times that of wooden pallets (1-2 years) and more than 3 times that of plastic pallets (3-5 years). The long-term use cost is lower.
Strong load-bearing capacity: Conventional steel pallets can withstand static loads of 1-5 tons, dynamic loads (when transported by forklifts) can reach 0.5-2 tons, and heavy-duty customized models can even exceed 10 tons in static loads, suitable for heavy-duty goods such as machine tools, molds, and heavy components.
Wide environmental adaptability: non hygroscopic, non moldy, not afraid of insect infestation, can withstand low temperatures of -40 ℃ (cold chain warehouse) and high temperatures of 60 ℃ (industrial workshop), and is also corrosion-resistant (galvanized/stainless steel version). It can adapt to industries with special environmental requirements such as chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
Compliance and safety: No fumigation quarantine requirements for wooden pallets (compliant with international logistics ISPM 15 standards), no additional quarantine certificates are required for cross-border transportation; The edges are free of burrs, the structure is stable, and it is not easy to deform or break during transportation, reducing the risk of goods tipping over.