Qimarox Palletising Systems
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Palletising involves systematically arranging products onto a pallet to streamline transportation and storage. This method enhances handling efficiency and safeguards goods during transit.
Understanding Pallets
A pallet serves as a sturdy base, typically constructed from wood, plastic, or metal, designed to support stacked goods. Its design includes openings that facilitate lifting by forklifts or pallet jacks, enabling swift movement of substantial loads. Selecting the appropriate pallet is crucial and depends on factors such as:
- Your storage system specifications
- Client storage requirements
- The nature of the products being palletised
- Available handling equipment, whether manual or automated
Common pallet types include UK pallets, half pallets, and Euro pallets, each varying in dimensions to suit different applications.
Advantages of Palletising
Implementing palletisation offers numerous benefits:
- Accelerates the movement of goods
- Minimises product damage during handling
- Enhances turnaround times for delivery vehicles
- Reduces labour requirements
- Speeds up the handling of perishable items, decreasing spoilage risk
- Provides a cost-effective alternative to traditional material handling methods
Palletising Solutions
At Diamond Phoenix, we offer a range of palletising modules tailored to meet diverse operational needs. Our systems are engineered for precision and reliability, ensuring optimal product arrangement on pallets. Our offerings include:
- Low-Level Palletisers: Designed for operations where floor-level loading is preferred, facilitating ease of use and accessibility.
- High-Level Palletisers: Suitable for high-throughput environments, these systems enable loading at elevated levels, maximising efficiency.
Low Level Palletisers



Hi Level Palletisers



Get in touch with our expert team at Diamond Phoenix for all Palletising enquiries. Call us now on 01908 592 354 or use our contact form.
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