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Pallets in Alaska.

Requests to buy, sell, recycle or remove pallets are welcome from anywhere in Alaska. Send the form with your ZIP code and quantity, and a partner supplier follows up. Availability depends on partner suppliers.
Warehouse aisle lined on both sides with tall stacks of used wood pallets on a polished concrete floor, roof lights overhead
Sorted stacksUsed pallets sorted into stacks by size and condition.

Ask about pallets in Alaska

Quantity, footprint and ZIP code are enough to start. A partner supplier follows up.

  • Buy, sell, recycle or remove: tell us which way it flows
  • Add the size, grade and quantity if you know them
  • A partner supplier follows up
  • Availability depends on partner suppliers

Partner suppliers follow up by email, so this needs to be a working address.

US or Canadian 10-digit number. Formats itself as you type.

Whole units, digits only.

Delivery or pickup address

Two-letter code or full name.

US ZIP code or Canadian postal code.

Free, no-obligation quote request. A partner supplier follows up with pricing and availability.

Warehouse interior with pallets sorted by type — natural wood, blue pooled units, black plastic and EPAL stamped stacks

Segregation

Pallets sorted by type: natural wood, pooled units, plastic and EPAL.

AK

State

West region · capital Juneau

6

City pages

Each listed below.

AK-1

Primary corridor

AK-1 · AK-3 · Port of Alaska · Alaska Railroad

What ships here

Alaska, in freight terms.

Seafood processing, oil and gas, mining and an economy dependent almost entirely on inbound sea and air freight.

The industry mix is what decides the pallet: a food plant, a drum filler and a fulfilment centre want different grades and footprints from the same rectangle of wood. The table below gives general guidance for the sectors in Alaska’s cities.

To ask for pallets, a collection or a removal, say which way the pallets flow and give the ZIP code. We pass the request to a partner supplier; availability depends on partner suppliers.

Local economy

Seafood processing, oil and gas, mining and an economy dependent almost entirely on inbound sea and air freight.

Freight corridors

  • AK-1
  • AK-3
  • Port of Alaska
  • Alaska Railroad

Matching the spec to the work

Which pallet suits Alaska's industries.

General guidance; use it to decide what to ask for.
Sectors drawn from the Alaska cities above. Your own hazard analysis and racking govern.
SectorUsual gradeFootprintWhat to ask about
Air cargoISPM-15 where it exports48×40, EuroHeat treatment and a legible mark
Port freightISPM-15 where it exports48×40, EuroHeat treatment and a legible mark
DistributionGrade B, or display grade48×40, half, 36×36Appearance and consistent height
Oil servicesGrade A or B48×40Whether the pallet comes back
MiningGrade A, returnable48×45, customDimensional consistency and repairability
DefenceNew, documentedBuilt to drawingMaterial history and tight tolerance
LogisticsISPM-15 where it exports48×40, EuroHeat treatment and a legible mark
State governmentGrade A or B48×40Whether the pallet comes back

Questions

Pallets in Alaska.

Can I get pallets delivered to Alaska?

Requests from Alaska are welcome. Send the form with your ZIP code and the quantity, and we pass it to a partner supplier. Availability depends on partner suppliers.

Can I sell used pallets in Alaska?

Yes, you can ask. Describe the load in the form (count, sizes, whole or broken) and a partner supplier follows up on whether it is a sale, a collection or a removal. See sell your pallets.

What do pallets cost in Alaska?

Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. It depends on the grade, the footprint, the quantity and the freight to Alaska. Put those in the form and a partner supplier follows up.

Which pallet size should I ask for?

48×40 GMA is the most common footprint in North America, but the right one depends on what you ship and how it is handled. Ask for any size in the form. See the size library.

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