by Sam Chian| JHI Blog
by Niels Lee| JHI Blog
As a pallet user or buyer, you’ve likely encountered terms like “heat-treated pallets” (HT) and “kiln-dried pallets” (KD) when discussing your pallet needs. While both processes involve exposing wood to heat, they serve distinct purposes and are not interchangeable. Understanding the difference is crucial for making informed purchasing decisions that meet your specific operational and The post Heat-Treated vs. Kiln-Dried Pallets appeared first on Kamps Pallets.| Kamps Pallets
A key factor in a pallet's performance, longevity, and even its cost, lies in the type of lumber it's made from.| Kamps Pallets
For many product manufacturers, this transition necessitates a re-evaluation of their current pallet sourcing and supply chain operations.| Kamps Pallets
A wooden pallet is comprised of three main parts. These components are: top deck boards, stringers (or blocks), and bottom deck boards. These components are fastened together using driven fasteners such as nails, staples, or screws.| Kamps Pallets
by Timothy B. Jaeger| JHI Blog
