West · OR
Pallets in Oregon.
Ask about pallets in Oregon
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
Loaded
Empty pallets fill a trailer's space long before they reach its weight limit.
OR
State
West region · capital Salem
6
City pages
Each listed below.
I-5
Primary corridor
I-5 · I-84 · US-97 · US-26
What ships here
Oregon, in freight terms.
Forest products and lumber, semiconductors, food processing, wine and Columbia River 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 Oregon’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
Freight corridors
- I-5
- I-84
- US-97
- US-26
City by city
6 cities in Oregon.
- Multnomah CountyPortlandDistribution, Semiconductors, River freight, ManufacturingLocal detail
- Washington CountyHillsboroSemiconductors, Electronics, TechnologyLocal detail
- Lane CountyEugeneForest products, Manufacturing, Food processingLocal detail
- Marion CountySalemFood processing, Agriculture, State governmentLocal detail
- Jackson CountyMedfordFruit packing, Forest products, DistributionLocal detail
- Deschutes CountyBendBrewing, Manufacturing, Forest productsLocal detail
Matching the spec to the work
Which pallet suits Oregon's industries.
| Sector | Usual grade | Footprint | What to ask about |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distribution | Grade B, or display grade | 48×40, half, 36×36 | Appearance and consistent height |
| Semiconductors | New, documented | Built to drawing | Material history and tight tolerance |
| River freight | ISPM-15 where it exports | 48×40, Euro | Heat treatment and a legible mark |
| Manufacturing | Grade A or B | 48×40 | Whether the pallet comes back |
| Electronics | New, documented | Built to drawing | Material history and tight tolerance |
| Technology | Grade A or B | 48×40 | Whether the pallet comes back |
| Forest products | Grade B or heavy deck | 48×40, long custom | The cheapest platform that survives the trip |
| Food processing | Grade A, clean and dry | 48×40 | Moisture under about 19% and known provenance |
What you can ask for
Requests from Oregon.
- Buy used palletsAsk by size, grade and quantityDetails
- Sell your palletsDescribe the loadDetails
- Pickup & removalOne-off or recurringDetails
- Pallet recyclingPallets past repairDetails
- Repair & remanFix or rebuildDetails
- Custom & new buildsGive the dimensionsDetails
- Freight & logisticsDelivery or collectionDetails
- All servicesEvery request typeDetails
Questions
Pallets in Oregon.
Can I get pallets delivered to Oregon?
Requests from Oregon 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 Oregon?
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 Oregon?
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. It depends on the grade, the footprint, the quantity and the freight to Oregon. 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.