Description

When it comes to these composite pallet blocks, it’s fair to say that innovation has met tradition. In fact, they’re a renowned driving force and partner for the European pallet industry and symbolise the efficient and intelligent handling of valuable resources. Not only does the product allow for a powerful supply capability, but it also allows for diverse practice and flexibility.

Storing and exporting bring a unique set of challenges and requirements that these products set out to solve. As a result, they’re now market leaders in the pallet and packaging industry, as well as a reliable industry player.

The Evolution of Composite Pallet Blocks

The world of storage and export has evolved over the last 80 years, meaning that the products associated with the trade have had to evolve as well. From the development of forklifts to other technological advancements, composite pallet blocks have had to grow with an ever-expanding industry.

Along with enhancements in usability, the evolution of composite pallet blocks has also meant they’ve needed to become more sustainable. As a result, these products are crafted from recycled wood. Therefore, no additional trees are logged in the production of these items, making them a renewable resource that will remain available for generations to come.

The Production of Composite Pallet Blocks

The production of composite pallet blocks is comprised of six basic steps, including chipping, foreign material removal, drying, glue addition, pressing, and palletisation. Similarly, used pallets that aren’t suitable for repair are integrated into the recycling process to produce new pallet blocks. Ultimately, the production process results in minimal waste, refraining from a negative impact on the environment.

The Advantages of Composite Pallet Blocks

Composite pallet blocks come with an array of advantages, including sustainability, material advantages, and moisture-proof and shape retention. In contrast to solid wood, these products also don’t require SIREX treatment and are 100% insect- or mould-infestation-resistant. Finally, they have a high, permanent availability.

EPAL Licence

The European Pallet Association’s (EPAL) seal certifies the pallets for use in Europe’s largest pallet pool and guarantees quality. Therefore, you can rest assured you’re always receiving quality products from the INKA store.

Shop Composite Pallet Blocks at INKA Pallets

INKA Pallets is home to various composite pallet blocks, including the Composite Pallet Block 100 X 145 X 78 mm EPAL (Recycled Wood). Add it to your quotation for a proposed price.