Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Why paper pallet over wood or plastic pallet?
A: Let’s talk about sourcing, wooden pallets are sourced from cutting down timbers while plastic pallets undergo energy-intensive chemical processes, both of which are extremely harmful to the environment in the long run. Our paper pallets are sourced from 100% recycled paper and are excellent in reducing carbon footprints from cradle to grave.
Q: What loads can your paper pallet withstand?
A: This depends on every individual customer’s product weight and packaging arrangements. Our finopallet and finocrate are all specially customized according to customer’s needs. Generally, our heavy duty paper pallet/crate can
withstand a dynamic load of up to 1.5K tonne (~1,500kgs) and a static load of up to 3K tonnes (~3,000kgs).
Q: Is it economically to use paper pallet on air shipment?
Yes, practically on weight cargo.
(Weight per pallet) x (Shipping cost/kg to exporting destination) = Shipping cost/pallet weight.
Use our pallet cost calculator here to calculate how much you can save.
Q: Will your pallets work with pallet handjack?
A: All our pallet/crates are tested for handjack, forklift, and reach truck friendly.
Q: Will the paper pallet crumble when in contact with water?
A: No. This concern is addressed by an option of waxed runners (pallet legs) to act as a waterproofing base.
Q: Are your paper pallets RoHS compliant?
A: Yes!
Q: Are your pallets ISPM 15 compliant?
A: Yes! All of our pallets are fumigation free, complying with ISPM 15 standards.
Q: Do I need to fumigate or heat treat your paper pallets when exporting?
A: No! Unlike traditional wooden products, paper does not require fumigation as they do not contain pests and are ISPM 15 compliant.
Q: Do your paper pallet support stacking?
A: Yes! Our paper pallets can be double-stacked.
Q: What is your standard pallet sizes?
A: All of our clients go by customized dimensions as we design according to their needs. This is so that the pallet is just the right fit, eliminating excess materials. But generally, a standard size would be around 1100×1100/1200×1200 mm.