Steel Pallets

Our Steel Pallets use welded steel frames and reinforced base structures to support industrial loads. Flat decks, mesh decks, steel plates, removable posts, side frames, and locking devices can be added according to the product and handling process.

The pallet structure can be designed for forklift handling, crane lifting, stacking, or production-line use. According to the application, the pallet can include two-way or four-way forklift entry, lifting points, removable frames, locating blocks, wheels, covers, and identification plates.

Stackable structures can help reduce warehouse floor use. Removable or foldable posts can reduce return transport space when the pallets are empty. The deck structure can also be changed according to the size, shape, and support points of the products.

The surface can be finished with powder coating, paint, or galvanizing according to the use environment. Each pallet can be developed based on customer drawings, product samples, photos, load requirements, and factory conditions.

Main Features

• Custom dimensions and structure
• Support for industrial loads
• Two-way or four-way entry
• Stackable designs available
• Removable posts available
• Flat or mesh deck options
• Crane lifting points available
• Powder-coated or galvanized finish

Common Applications

• Automotive component storage
• Engine and transmission handling
• Metal casting transport
• Machine part storage
• Tool and fixture handling
• Warehouse material movement
• Production line supply
• Returnable industrial packaging

Customization Information

To develop a steel pallet for your project, please provide:

• Product drawings or photos
• Product dimensions and weight
• Quantity carried per pallet
• Required pallet quantity
• Load capacity
• Forklift entry direction
• Stacking requirements
• Deck and frame requirements
• Surface treatment
• Warehouse and transport limits

Our team will review the information and develop a steel pallet structure for your products and handling process.

Steel-pallet inputs for forklifts, conveyors and automation

A custom steel pallet begins with the real unit load and route. Before a drawing is confirmed, provide the loaded pallet condition, fork or pallet-jack access, any conveyor, shuttle or AS/RS interface, storage orientation, transfer points and the system owner’s acceptance requirements. The AS/RS steel-pallet interface guide explains why those interfaces need project-specific review; the steel-versus-wood comparison helps buyers separate material choice from validation. Send the equipment manual and controlled load information through customization for a project review.