Common Industry Terms
Block
Rectangular, square, multisided, or cylindrical deck spacer, often identified by its location within the pallet as corner block, end block, edge block, inner block, or center or middle block.
Block size
Pallet member dimension, specified by width followed by height and length.
Deckboard
Element or component of pallet top and bottom, perpendicular to stringers.
Deckboard size
Specified by thickness followed by width and length.
Delamination
A visible separation in the plane of a panel or panel component. This may occur in the panel manufacturing process, or in use due to rough handling. The latter may be caused by impacting panel edges with a tine tip, and may or may not result in material being removed from the panel component.
MIBANT Angle2
Fastener bend angle providing indication of (fastener) toughness and bending resistance. MIBANT angles are measured according to procedures contained in ASTM F680 Standard Test Methods for Nails, ASTM International, www.astm.org.
Notch area
A region around stringer notches with special defect limitations.
Pallet length
Pallet dimension between the extreme pallet ends, parallel to the stringers or top stringerboards. For panel-deck block pallets without stringerboards, it is the top deck pallet dimension parallel to the face grain for plywood (strong panel axis).
Pallet width
Pallet dimension between the extreme pallet sides, parallel to and corresponding to the length of the top deckboards. For panel deck block pallets without stringerboards, it is the top deck panel dimension perpendicular to the face grain for plywood.
Pallet size
Pallet dimension specified by stringer or stringerboard length, followed by top deckboard length and overall pallet height. For panel deck block pallets, it is the length, width, and overall pallet height.
Panel
A wood based structural panel, either plywood or oriented strand board (OSB).
How Pallets And Crates Help Businesses Ship Cost Efficiently
Finding the most cost-effective approach to sending large products can be difficult. Usually, one has to consider the packaging option and the delivery cost. Despite the need to save money, it's critical to strike a balance between the expense and the safety of your...
5 Things to Keep in Mind When Purchasing Pallets
When moving your belongings from one destination to another, you need to ensure you have the right materials to get the job done. Pallets are a vital part of many such operations. Statistics show that over 1.8 billion pallets are used daily throughout the United...
What Type Of Wood Makes The Best Moving Crates?
Most industries utilize wooden moving crates at one point or another. There are multiple benefits to using wooden moving crates as opposed to other types of crates. For one thing, wood is sturdier than cardboard, and heavy materials can be more easily and safely...
Anderson Pallet and Crate Inc.
Contact Details
Phone: (303) 660-0084Â Â
Fax: (303) 479-6063
Email: CustSrvc@andersonpalletandcrate.com
Anderson Pallet and Crate
5747 N. Peterson Road, Sedalia CO. 80135
Copyright © 2018 Anderson Pallet and Crate |  Website designed by epicShops.com