Foldable paper pallets! Proven to support a total load capacity of 'over 2 tons'! Reduces warehouse space and lowers environmental impact through recycled paper.
The paper-made "EZ Palette" is a pallet that can be "folded," reducing warehouse space by approximately 60%. It has a proven load capacity of over 2 tons! This product is packed with the technology of Taiyo Paper Industry, a paper processing company that has been improving logistics with packaging and loading platforms. (Since it is developed in-house, we can also accommodate custom sizes.) It takes up little space in a cramped warehouse and is securely fixed with reliable strength. Thanks to the folding feature, it can be transformed into a three-dimensional shape when needed, and flattened when not in use or during bulk transport. It can be reused multiple times and then recycled as waste paper. [Reasons to Choose Us] ■ Can be "folded," reducing warehouse space ■ Proven load capacity of over 2 tons! ■ Unlike cardboard, it has no hollow parts, providing high strength ■ Being "paper-made," it can be recycled as waste paper ■ Standard products are available, and we also accommodate custom sizes *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Taiyo Paper Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in the manufacturing and sales of industrial materials, logistics materials, and product containers, as well as the design of manufacturing equipment. We are dedicated to exploring the potential of paper and are actively involved in product development, striving to create items that make people think, "Is this really made of paper?" and "Paper is amazing!" We offer proposals that perfectly fit our customers' needs. Please feel free to consult with us.
