Wooden Pallet cants from local sawmills are trimmed to proper length, ripped into boards, and sawn into the proper-sized deck boards and stringers for whatever type of wooden pallet is needed. Next, notches can be cut into stringers to allow 4-way entry with forklifts or 2-way entry with wooden pallet jacks. If the pallets are going to be used for international shipping or in healthful applications, the wood may be treated prior to assembly.
Finally, it’s time to put the pieces together. This can be done by hand with pneumatic nailers and staplers (for small orders—typically less than 200 units) or, more commonly, by automated machines that can nail together and produce wooden pallets at high volumes. There is a wide variety of machinery on the market including board stackers, pallet nailers, pallet stackers, robotic dismantlers, and saws to help maximize production and efficiency.
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