Pallets, as an indispensable and important tool in modern logistics and warehousing, play a key role in the transportation and storage of goods. It is designed to improve handling efficiency, reduce labor intensity and optimize warehouse space utilization. Pallets are generally made of materials such as wood, plastic, metal or cardboard, and are usually rectangular in shape to fit the standard dimensions of most handling machinery.

The main function of the pallet is to provide a stable platform so that the goods can be easily lifted and moved by forklifts or manual handling equipment. Through the use of pallets, enterprises can complete the loading and unloading and handling of a large number of goods in a short time, effectively improving work efficiency. In addition, pallets facilitate the stacking of goods, and multiple pallets can be safely stacked together to save storage space.

In different industries and scenarios, the types and specifications of pallets are also different. For example, plastic trays are often used in the food industry to meet hygiene standards and be easy to clean. The industrial sector may use more wooden or metal pallets to carry heavy equipment or materials. In these areas, the durability and load-bearing capacity of the pallet are key factors in its selection.

With the rapid development of e-commerce and global trade, the demand for pallets is also increasing. In order to meet this demand, the production and recycling system of pallets is increasingly improved. Many companies are starting to adopt a recycling approach, recycling and reprocessing to reduce resource waste and achieve sustainable development. In addition, the standardization of pallets is also continuing to advance, which makes the transportation of goods in international trade more efficient and reduces the adaptation problem between different regions.