16) Solid side pallet
A pallet constructed such that the stringer sides are not notched.
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A pallet constructed such that the stringer sides are not notched.
A pallet constructed with stringers that do not have notches, so that fork tines can be inserted only from the two open ends.
Single-faced, non-reversible pallet.
Double-faced, flush-stringer or block, non-reversible pallet.
Double-faced, single-wing, non-reversible pallet.
Single-faced, single-wing, non-reversible pallet.
Double-faced, double-wing, reversible pallet.
An access route to storage areas such as rack bays, slots for pallets, bins or containers.
The support beams of a pallet which generally are placed at right angles to the deckboards and designated as edge stringers or center stringers.
A component of a pallet that is a solid board placed between the deckboard and the block and extending the full length of a block pallet.
Term used to describe a layer of product positioned in a unit load or on a pallet.
A means by which a unit load is secured to a pallet, usually by means of stretch wrapping, shrink wrapping or strapping.
Generally refers to one layer of a unitized pallet load. Also, may refer to layers of storage which are of the same height.
Refers to the less than complete utilization of the full pallet area and is generally the amount of space between the outer edge of the cartons or packages and the edges of the pallet.
The per square inch weight of the pallet load does not vary from one point to another on the pallet. Indicates that the load on a pallet is evenly distributed. Any static load which is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the rack deck. A load, as on a shelf, or pair of load beams, supported by all, or nearly all of the shelf or beam supporting surfaces