Ask for a load quote

Not sure of the footprint? Pick "Other or not sure" and tell us what the pallet carries and what handles it. A forklift, a pallet jack, a conveyor and a rack each care about different ratings.

1. We read the request and match a footprint, a rating set and a resin to your use.
2. We size the load in trailers and write the count as one maker's example for that model.
3. We list the papers to ask the maker for: model sheet, resin and colourant documents, and a fire listing if your insurer asks for one.
4. You confirm the model, and a standing supply is written down so the next order matches.

Prefer email? Write to info@wholesaleplasticpallets.com with the ship-to ZIP, the footprint and the number of trailers.

1. The request reaches the same 1DB account that holds every lead for this site, with the footprint, quantity and ZIP you entered.
2. We read the ratings and the use and choose the maker and model that fit.
3. We reply by email or phone, whichever you gave, with the model, the three ratings and a per-trailer count where the maker publishes one.
4. For food and pharma we attach the resin and colourant papers, and say where none exist.

There is no price on this site and no minimum order, because no source publishes either. If a number matters to you, ask for it in the request and the reply says what it is based on.

Write to info@wholesaleplasticpallets.com. That is the only address we use, so anything from another address is not us. Email suits a long spec: attach the pallet sheet you use today and say which of its ratings you must keep.

• A model sheet or photograph of the pallet you use now.
• The rack bay or container drawing that fixes the footprint.
• A copy of the fire listing, if your insurer has asked for one.
• The resin and colourant papers your food or pharma auditor expects.

A person reads each request and writes back. We do not publish a response time because none has been measured, and we would rather leave the line out than invent one. What we can promise is the shape of the reply: a model, its static, dynamic and racking ratings, its resin and, where the maker publishes it, its count per 53 ft trailer.

• Replies come from the info address above, or by phone if you left a number.
• Nothing is charged for a quote.
• If we cannot source what you ask for, the reply says that instead of quietly offering a substitute.

Three facts shorten the exchange more than any others: the footprint in inches or millimetres, the heaviest load a pallet will carry and how it will be carried, and the ZIP code of the dock that receives them. A buyer who has a drawing, a photograph of the old pallet or the receiver's specification sheet can describe it in the form in words.

• Name the receiver's requirement if there is one, such as a food-contact paper or a fire listing.
• Say whether the same pallet will be reused or shipped one way.
• Say if the order is a single lot or the first of a standing supply.

You do not need a finished specification to start. A line such as "forty pallets a month, grocery dock, 48 x 40, racked three high" is enough for a first reply, and the questions that follow will fill the gaps.