The Higrade 1200 × 1000 × 130 mm presswood pallet uses a T-deck rib layout instead of a plain cross pattern, running radiating ribs from the centre foot to all four corners so that load transfers evenly across the deck and the pallet performs under racked storage as well as floor stacking. It is moulded in one piece from recycled wood, straw and bamboo at over 200 °C and more than 20 MPa with a patented modified MDI adhesive. Dynamic load exceeds 2,500 kg and static load 8,000 kg, with four-way fork access at a 93 mm entry height. The pallet is pest-free by production and therefore ISPM 15 exempt, and its 13 % water-immersion thickness swelling and zero formaldehyde release suit chilled and damp stores alike.
Specifications
| Size | 1200 × 1000 × 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Series | Rackable Single-Deck Series |
| Deck | Radiating T-shaped ribs |
| Fork entry | Four-way entry |
| Fork entry height | 93 mm |
| Dynamic load | > 2,500 kg |
| Static load | > 8,000 kg |
| Material | Recycled wood / straw / bamboo + modified MDI adhesive (PCT/CN2022/138349) |
| Moisture content | ≤ 7 % |
| 24 h water-immersion thickness swelling | 13 % |
| Export quarantine | ISPM 15 exempt — no fumigation, no IPPC mark |
Why Choose the 1200 × 1000 × 130 mm T-Deck Pallet
This is the one model in the rackable range with full published load figures: more than 2,500 kg dynamic, more than 8,000 kg static, through a standard 93 mm four-way fork opening. Combine that with the T-deck rib layout and you get a pallet that can be specified into a racking calculation rather than just a floor stacking plan.
Instead of a plain cross pattern, radiating ribs run from the centre outwards in T-shaped section. Load travels outward along those ribs to the perimeter and down into the feet, rather than concentrating at the point where the product sits. In practice that means less deflection under a concentrated load, and less creep when a pallet is parked loaded on beams for weeks.
1200 × 1000 also happens to be the footprint that most European industrial racking and most 40 ft container plans are drawn around, so it tends to be the default choice for export programmes into Europe. And because it is moulded rather than assembled, there are no nails popping, no split boards and no snag points to tear shrink wrap.
Where This T-Deck Rackable Pallet Is Used
- European container import into racking — arrives on the Euro standard footprint and can go straight onto beams.
- Concentrated point loads — drums, small machinery, bagged chemicals: anything that does not spread its weight evenly across the deck.
- Long-term loaded storage — the radiating ribs resist the slow deflection that shows up when a loaded pallet stands in the same spot for months.
- Tender and specification work — published 2,500 kg / 8,000 kg figures mean this model can be written into a procurement document.
Shipping, Loading and Export Documentation
Units ship nested from Qingdao; give us the container type and we will attach the loading sheet with exact unit count for this mould. Every shipment includes an ISPM 15 exemption statement — the pallet is processed above 200 °C at more than 20 MPa, so no fumigation, no heat treatment and no IPPC mark — plus certificate of origin including Form E / Form F / RCEP where applicable, commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading. Moisture content is controlled at 7 % or below so the board stays dimensionally stable in transit. Tell us your beam span and required deflection and we will confirm whether this is the right rackable model for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Higrade presswood pallets need ISPM 15 fumigation for export?
No. Higrade pallets are moulded at over 200 °C and more than 20 MPa, which eliminates insects and fungi in the raw material. They are treated as processed and pest-free under FAO IPPC ISPM 15, so no fumigation, heat treatment or IPPC marking is required.
How is the T-deck pallet different from the cross-rib 1200 × 1000 × 130 mm pallet?
Both share the same footprint and load class. The T-deck version runs radiating ribs from the centre foot to all four corners instead of a cross-and-arc pattern, which concentrates bending stiffness where rack beams leave the deck unsupported — so it is the better choice when the pallet has to be stored on racking rather than on the floor.
What load can it carry?
More than 2,500 kg dynamic load and more than 8,000 kg static load on a 1200 × 1000 mm footprint, with four-way fork entry at a 93 mm height.
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