Usable according to purpose! It makes loading and unloading operations in factories, trucks, and containers easier to handle.
A "wooden pallet" is a slatted wooden board used for transportation, logistics, and storage. It is cheaper than plastic pallets, making it possible to keep costs down even when purchasing in large quantities. It facilitates loading and unloading operations in factories, trucks, containers, and warehouses, and during transportation, goods are placed on the pallet and lifted using a forklift or hand truck. 【Features】 ■ Relatively inexpensive to purchase ■ Cost-effective even when buying in large quantities ■ Available in various sizes to suit different applications ■ Makes loading and unloading operations in factories, trucks, and containers easier *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Form】 ■Two-way entry: Forklift forks enter from two directions ・Both sides / One side / Beam cutout ■Four-way entry: Forklift forks enter from four directions ■Skid: One without a bottom board *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Kiefer Co., Ltd. is engaged in a reuse business for logistics materials aimed at a decarbonized society. Logistics materials such as pallets are essential items for improving transportation efficiency in logistics. It is said that there are hundreds of millions of these logistics materials used annually. If these logistics materials are incinerated every time they are used, it results in an enormous amount of CO2 emissions each year. What our company does is purchase unused second-hand logistics materials and sell them to customers who need them. By doing so, we promote the circulation of logistics materials and aim for a society where necessary resources are distributed to those who need them, rather than a society of excessive consumption.