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description of
palletized unit
loads for the U.S.
Military and some allies. DOD Unit
loads generally use 40 in × 48 in (1,016 mm × 1,219 mm)
pallets, are less...
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jacks are the most
basic form of a
forklift and are
intended to move
palletized loads within warehouses,
distribution centers,
retail stores, and construction...
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pallet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pallet is a
portable platform used in the
transportation of goods.
Pallet may also
refer to:
Pallet inverter...
- A
palletizer or
palletiser is a
machine which provides automatic means for
stacking cases of
goods or
products onto a
pallet.
Manually placing boxes on...
- The EUR-
pallet, also
known as Euro-
pallet or EPAL-
pallet, is the
standard European pallet as
specified by the UIC
pallet working group and the UIC 435-2...
- “skids”).
Although there are many
varieties of
pallet racking, all
types allow for the
storage of
palletized materials in
horizontal rows with
multiple levels...
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containers and can thus hold 60
pallets. Two-thirds of
palletized transport within Australia uses the 1165 × 1165
standard pallet. For
external use,
where goods...
- A
pallet is a bed made of
straw or hay, used in
medieval times.
Close to the ground, it was
generally a
linen or some
other material sheet stretched over...
- The
Palletized Load
System (PLS) is a truck-based
logistics system that
entered service in the
United States Army in 1993. It
performs long and
short distance...
- The
pallet fork is a
component of the
lever escapement of a
mechanical watch. The
pallet fork and the
lever form one
component that sits
between the escape...
