We provide both second-hand and new specialty pallets.
Second-hand specialty pallets are a flexible and often cheaper alternative to exchange pallets or new specialty pallets.
The chemical industry has developed a number of standard pallets called CP pallets that come in 9 different types, CP1-CP9.
Unfortunately, there is no established return system for these pallets, but as they are all registered, they are reused more often than other specialty pallets.
Winged pallets are block pallets with a deckboard that overhangs the blocks by 2-5cm. These pallets are used by companies that place goods on pallets and use foil to secure the goods. The foil grips the edge of the pallet and holds the goods in place better.
Costs can be reduced by merging pallets during transport. This means that every second pallet is turned upside-down and merged with the previous pallet. A full truckload can fit 561 normally stacked EUR pallets. If the pallets are merged, a truck can fit approx. 700 EUR pallets. However, not all customers can use merged pallets, but if it is possible, they are cheaper to deliver than normally stacked pallets.
Plastic pallets are a good supplement to wooden pallets. They are particularly suitable as half and quarter pallets for lighter loads. However, plastic pallets are not as hygienic as wooden pallets. Bacterial cultures die out faster on a wooden pallet. On plastic pallets, however, they settle as an invisible layer that can survive for a long time. An autoclave can of course be used to clean and sterilise plastic pallets
Klodspaller er paller, som har klodser, som adskiller top og bund af pallen. Fordelen ved klodspallen er, at det er en palletype, man kan komme til fra alle fire sider med fx en truck
The top and bottom deckboards are nailed to two or more stringers, which are placed between the decks. Stringer pallets are very strong and can carry large loads, and they are also easy to produce. In the US, the pallets can be notched to allow for four-way entry.
The chemical industry has developed a number of standard pallets called CP pallets that come in 9 different types, CP1-CP9.
Unfortunately, there is no established return system for these pallets, but as they are all registered, they are reused more often than other specialty pallets.
Winged pallets are block pallets with a deckboard that overhangs the blocks by 2-5cm. These pallets are used by companies that place goods on pallets and use foil to secure the goods. The foil grips the edge of the pallet and holds the goods in place better.
Costs can be reduced by merging pallets during transport. This means that every second pallet is turned upside-down and merged with the previous pallet. A full truckload can fit 561 normally stacked EUR pallets. If the pallets are merged, a truck can fit approx. 700 EUR pallets. However, not all customers can use merged pallets, but if it is possible, they are cheaper to deliver than normally stacked pallets.
Plastic pallets are a good supplement to wooden pallets. They are particularly suitable as half and quarter pallets for lighter loads. However, plastic pallets are not as hygienic as wooden pallets. Bacterial cultures die out faster on a wooden pallet. On plastic pallets, however, they settle as an invisible layer that can survive for a long time. An autoclave can of course be used to clean and sterilise plastic pallets
Klodspaller er paller, som har klodser, som adskiller top og bund af pallen. Fordelen ved klodspallen er, at det er en palletype, man kan komme til fra alle fire sider med fx en truck
The top and bottom deckboards are nailed to two or more stringers, which are placed between the decks. Stringer pallets are very strong and can carry large loads, and they are also easy to produce. In the US, the pallets can be notched to allow for four-way entry.
Specialty pallets are produced in a variety of measurements and thicknesses. Some with rounded blocks and others with square blocks. Some pallets have wings, while others have stringers. Help with selecting the correct size will ensure a safer and more operational pallet. It will also help save you a lot of money. It is not only about ordering your “usual” pallet.
The quality of a specialty pallet must match your needs. In some cases, a second-hand pallet or poor quality ready-to-assemble pallet from Eastern Europe can be the right choice. On the other hand, many companies, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry, have high standards with regard to quality and reliable delivery, in which case, pallets produced in Denmark would be the best choice
Specialty pallets are often only used once. As a company, we make sure that pallets in good working order or that can be repaired, are used again. Pallets that are either defective or that have measurements that cannot be sold will be chipped. The wood is then used by a CHP plant and the nails are remelted.
If the company does not have enough surplus stock, security of supply can be an issue. An agreement with a Danish producer will mean the best security of supply.
Traditionally, more than half of the specialty pallets used in Denmark are produced in Eastern Europe. However, this import has been steadily declining for several reasons:
When you add security of supply concerns to this, more and more companies choose to buy pallets produced in Denmark.
Delivery – Always on time
Delivery – Always the agreed upon quality
Delivery – Always helpful drivers
Delivery – Always with the environment in mind
Danpal Øst
Kildegangen 2-4
2690 Karlslunde
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Karlslunde, Terminal
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Karlslunde, Office
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Danpal Vest
Pantonevej 18
6580 Vamdrup
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Vamdrup, Terminal
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Fri: 07.00 – 13.30
Vamdrup, Office
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Danpal Production
Industriparken 21
4640 Fakse
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