Matsa Warehouse Solutions: Specialist in Warehouse Storage System and Material Handling Equipmets.

Transport & Storage System

Pallet Racking System

Material Handling Solutions


Key Features

Hygienic and clean
You avoid dust, wood splinter and moisturous pallets.

Durability and strenght
Plastic pallets can be used year after year and they are constructed for rough handling.

Economical
The price on one-way plastic pallets are often compared with the price for wooden pallets. Multi-way plastic pallets can be used again and again, year after year, which in itself provide an attractive economical saving.

Homogenious size
Plastic pallets are injection moulded and produced with a tolerance of 1 mm or less - unlike wooden pallets, which often variate several cm's. Racks, conveyer belts etc. often requires plastic pallets because of sensitivity of the equipment.

Weight
Plastic pallets always have the same weight unaffected by weather conditions or use in moisturous environments. Wet wooden pallets sometimes doubel the weight. The plastic pallets constant weight makes it possible to weigh in accurate with goods on.

Always approved
Plastic pallets can be used for export all over the world without certificates, approvals etc.

Ergonomics
Light weight pallets have a very low weight, often between 5-7 KG, which is a big advance by manual handling.

Transport, logistic
Light weight plastic pallets are space-saving up to 2/3 because of the way they can be stacked. An advantage under both transport and storage.

Environment
Matsa's plastic pallets are produced in 100% recyclable plastic material.

Many international industries, including food, pharmaceutical, rubber, electronics, building and construction, automotive, freight forwarding, agriculture and plant nurseries have switched from using wooden pallets to plastic. Companies using closed-loop distribution systems which allow plastic pallets to be returned benefit greatly from the recycled pallets, since returned pallets may be used up to 500 times before repair or remanufacture is required. Non-closed loop companies, which are often hesitant to invest initially in plastic pallets, often use bar-coding systems to track the whereabouts of pallets to ensure their eventual return. Smaller companies have used a deposit system or imprinted the company name on the plastic pallet itself.