Steel Pallet

Steel pallets (also known as steel or iron pallets) are heavy-duty logistics carriers manufactured from Q235 steel or galvanized steel sheets through welding and surface treatment processes. Designed for use in warehousing, racking systems, and forklift operations, their core advantages lie in their high load-bearing capacity, durability, and recyclability.

I. Basic Structure and Manufacturing Process

Material: Q235 Low-Carbon Steel / Galvanized Steel Sheet; characterized by high strength and excellent toughness.

Process: Profile welding + rivet reinforcement; surface treated via hot-dip galvanizing or electrostatic powder coating for superior rust resistance and durability.

Dimensions: Standard 1200 × 1000 mm; height ranges from 60 to 150 mm; custom sizes available.

II. Key Features

✅ Ultra-High Load Capacity: Dynamic load of 1–3 tons, static load of 4–6 tons, and racking load of 0.7–1 ton—far superior to wooden or plastic pallets.

✅ Robust and Durable: Impact-resistant and non-deforming; withstands temperatures ranging from -40°C to +80°C, making it suitable for cold storage, outdoor environments, and chemical industry applications.

✅ Safe and Hygienic: Fire-resistant, pest-proof, and mold-resistant; requires no fumigation for export and complies with food and pharmaceutical industry standards.

✅ Eco-Friendly and Economical: 100% recyclable with a service life exceeding 10 years, resulting in lower long-term operational costs.

III. Common Structural Types

"Chuan" (Three-Runner) Type: Features three longitudinal runners; ideal for use on racking systems and allows for four-way fork entry.

"Tian" (Grid) Type: Features intersecting longitudinal and transverse beams; provides superior stability for floor stacking.

"Jiu" (Nine-Leg) Type: Features nine support legs at the base; lightweight and ideal for light-duty loads or internal material handling/circulation.

Double-Sided Type: Symmetrical top and bottom design; allows for reversible use and ensures exceptional stability during stacking.

IV. Application Scenarios

Widely utilized in heavy-duty or high-demand environments across various sectors, including manufacturing, automotive, chemical, cold chain logistics, and export logistics.