Pallet grading is a standardized system that helps businesses select the right equipment for their specific needs and budget. Each grade represents different levels of wear, structural integrity, and intended use cases. Our expert team inspects every pallet to ensure accurate grading and consistent quality across all categories.
Whether you're shipping high-value products internationally or managing warehouse storage, understanding pallet grades helps you make cost-effective decisions while maintaining safety and reliability standards. All our pallets undergo rigorous quality control regardless of grade classification.
Premium quality pallets that are either new or have been used only once. These pallets show minimal to no wear and are ideal for high-value products and international shipping. Grade A pallets represent the highest standard in the industry, offering maximum load capacity and pristine appearance.
High-quality used pallets that have been professionally inspected and repaired. These pallets offer excellent value while maintaining structural integrity and safety standards. Grade B is the most popular choice for regular warehousing and distribution operations, providing the perfect balance of quality and cost-effectiveness.
Economy-grade pallets that show visible wear but remain structurally sound. Perfect for light-duty applications, storage, and single-use shipments where cost is a primary concern. Despite cosmetic imperfections, Grade C pallets are inspected for safety and can handle appropriate weight loads reliably.
Choose Grade A when shipping high-value products, exporting internationally, or when pallet appearance matters to your brand image. Industries like pharmaceuticals, electronics, and food service typically require Grade A to meet regulatory standards and protect valuable inventory.
Choose Grade B for regular warehousing and distribution operations where you need reliability without premium pricing. This grade offers the best value for businesses with consistent pallet needs and standard shipping requirements. Most distribution centers and manufacturers choose Grade B as their workhorse pallet.
Choose Grade C for light-duty storage, single-use shipments, or when working within tight budget constraints. Perfect for businesses that need functional pallets without appearance concerns, or for creative projects where rustic character is actually desired.
Every pallet undergoes thorough visual assessment for damage, wear, and overall condition.
Load capacity and structural integrity verified through standardized testing procedures.
Final inspection ensures accurate grading and consistent quality standards.
We stand behind our grading system. If a pallet doesn't meet the standards of its grade classification, we'll replace it at no cost. Your satisfaction and safety are our priorities.
Grade A pallets are clean, structurally sound, and have no major repairs. They are ideal for retail-facing loads or automation where consistency matters.
Grade B pallets are structurally solid but may have repaired stringers or cosmetic flaws. They offer strong value for warehouses and industrial use.
Grade C pallets show more wear and multiple repairs. They are suitable for one-way shipments or uses where appearance is not critical.
Match grade to application: A for retail or automation, B for most warehouse use, and C for single-trip or rough-duty loads when aesthetics are less important.
Load ratings vary by build and condition. We verify that the grade provided meets the weight and handling requirements you specify.
Yes. Grades refer to condition, not size. We supply 48x40 GMA or other dimensions while maintaining consistent footprint and deck spacing.
Yes. We can supply heat-treated Grade A or B pallets for export with ISPM 15 stamps and documentation.
We can mix grades by pallet count to match your budget and application needs—for example, Grade A for outbound, Grade B for internal use.
Our team inspects pallets for deck integrity, stringer condition, repairs, and cleanliness to ensure each pallet meets its grade standard.
Yes. Grade A is premium, Grade B is cost-efficient for most operations, and Grade C is the lowest cost option for one-way shipments.
