New Pallet Makes Super Sack® Stacking Super Easy

Transporting bulk bags just got a lot more interesting. Introducing the brand new Bulk Bag Pallet. It stacks. It stores. It nests. It saves. Available in 43x43, this uniquely-designed sack stacker is both a unit base and a divider for block stacking. 

Double the TL quantity means your inbound freight costs are cut in half.

​If the initials FIBC mean anything to you, then you know the extreme challenges of transporting and storing your granular products in big bags. The Bulk Bag Pallet is a plastic pallet made especially for the flexible intermediate bulk containers (FIBC) you transport.

Your decision-making just got easier too because the affordable Bulk Bag Pallet offers multiple ways to save money:

• Save on Exporting
  Lightweight plastic makes this pallet a low-cost option for shipping overseas.
• Save on Transporting
  Safe double-stacking lets you load more of your product on one truck.
• Save on Warehousing
  Block stacking saves valuable space on the floor.
• Save on (Empty) Storage and Delivery
  With a nesting height of just 2.5”, approximately 1,200 of the Bulk Bag Pallets can fit on an empty truck (compared to the typical 500 count for wood pallets).

Unique Tunnel Design is available as a 43x43 Square Pallet

  
​One-of-a-Kind Container Pallet Design
So what about those tunnels? The sturdy plastic loops can help lessen damage to your Super Sacks from forklift tines and can also make it easier to separate stacked bulk bags. One last item… these pallets also work well with roller conveyors.

Ask us a question about the Bulk Bag Pallet in the comments below. There’s so much more to know about this exciting new design. Or check out the specs now for the 43x43 bulk bag divider.

************ [ UPDATE JUNE 2020 ] ************
The mold for the bulk bag pallet is now in Europe and currently not available for smaller orders in the US. If ordering less than 10,000 units please ask us about our newest bulk bag pallet for your Super Sack® handling and block stacking.

Post by: Mike Cunneen, Director of Sales & Marketing