An improved four way entry pallet made of foldable material such as corrugated paperboard and which provides a flat deck having an area substantially equal to the size of the pallet.

A pallet includes a pair of rails with inner side surfaces that have mortises formed therein near their top surface and are arranged facing each other. Load deck boards extend between the rails and have ends that substantially correspond to the mortises. The boards are inserted into the mortises to form a mortise joint. Fixing members formed of integral legs conform to the outer surfaces of the rails. A flange extends from each leg along its length and in a direction such that one of the flanges...

A molded, nestable pallet having a load receiving deck and leg members for supporting the deck above the floor. The top surface of the deck has upwardly extending, perpendicularly arranged means for centering coiled material. The underside of the deck has areas arranged to be contacted by conventional lifting equipment. The underside of the deck is also arranged to accommodate strapping or tie-down material in such a way as to prevent contact thereof by conventional lifting equipment.

A pallet has slope plates provided on a base plate supporting an article thereon for forming a slope when the article is unloaded from the pallet.

A pallet comprising a first sheet member (10) and a second sheet member (12), and a plurality of spacer elements (40) between the sheet members (10, 12). The sheet members (10, 12) and spacer elements (40) each have interengageable tongues (18) and slots (42) respectively carried by the members (10, 12) or elements (40). Each tongue (18) includes at least one flange (28) for securing the member (10, 12) or element (40) on insertion through the slot (42).

A pallet (10) is disclosed which is particularly adapted for being constructed of moldable thermoplastic materials. The pallet includes a load-bearing surface (12) supported by a plurality of feet (32) with the load-bearing surface (12) being constructed of a pair of sheets of the thermoplastic material (13, 15) located in spaced parallel relationship to each other. Respective top (22, 24) and bottom (26) channels are formed in the upper and lower sheets of material (13, 15) with the bottoms of ...

A pallet for carrying articles stacked upon it formed from a plurality of platform runners which extends parallel to one another along a first axis which define a support plane on which the articles will be rested. A plurality of support runners extend parallel to one another along a second axis defining a base plane on which the pallet will rest. The support runners are disposed on the same side (usually the lower side) of the platform runners with the axes being non-parallel to one another. Ad...

A pallet for use in a gravity flow rack warehousing system, wherein the pallet is mounted on tracks. The pallet has a load bearing platform and a pair of supporting pads attached beneath the platform; the pads having one sloping wall and a load-bearing plate positioned on the lower surface of the platform; the plates providing a supporting contact between the pallet and the track and the sloping walls of the pads serving to guide the pallet along the tracks.

A hopper-type pallet which includes a pallet body having downwardly and inwardly sloping walls terminating in a dispensing opening and which includes a plurality of legs to permit the handling thereof by means of fork lift trucks. The pallet is adapted to be used in conjunction with a container body and is particularly suitable for the handling of flowable materials. Additionally, the pallet is of such a construction that one or more of the empty pallets can be nested together in closely spaced ...

A two-piece, returnable pallet assembly for transporting and storing goods and materials of various types. The pallet assembly includes two corrugated platforms arranged one atop the other with their corrugations extending transverse to one another. A continuous securing strap is woven between the platforms, alternately following the corrugations on opposite sides of the assembly, to secure together the two platforms. Interlocking means comprising engaging raised embossments and apertures or elo...