4-Way Pallet vs 2-Way Pallet

4-way pallet vs 2-way pallet

Differentiating between a 4-way pallet (block pallets) and a 2-way Pallet (stringer pallets) is a hard nut to crack. One of the apparent differences between these pallet types is directly linked with forklift entry, as a forklift can access a 4-way Pallet from all sides, while a forklift can access a 2-way Pallet from its two sides.

GMA Pallet Grades: Everything You Need to Know Before Purchasing

Can you relate to it? Whenever you try to purchase new pallets, you find a long list to go through. So, how can you pick the perfect one for your business? It all comes down to understanding the various grades of pallets and what those grades mean. Read on, and you will find a comprehensive guide on GMA pallet grades in this blog post. After reading this, you won’t hesitate to buy brand-new pallets for your business.

What Is A Pallet Jack?

The pallet jack has two fork-like legs that fit into the base of the pallet. There are two wheels at the legs’ root to support the pallet’s weight and goods. When working, the fork inserts into the pallet, the handle shakes up and down to make the hydraulic jack lift the fork, and the pallet lifts off the ground accordingly. Then use a manual or electric drive to make it walk. After the goods arrive at the destination, lift the handle, and the fork will drop and put down the pallet.

What Is A Pallet?

What is a pallet? Simply speaking, a pallet is a small table for placing goods. It can prevent the goods from touching the wet ground and help them move quickly in large numbers. Just like serving dishes on a plate in our daily life. The difference is that when using a pallet, you need to move the pallet which the neatly stacked commodities on with a machine