Heat-treated pallet shipments are highly specialized products. This is because it is a highly complicated product that requires the utmost care and expertise. Some companies offer their customers high-quality pallets but require complete assurance and service before they make any purchase. When using heat-treated pallets, it is essential to follow all the necessary safety guidelines. Below are some of them. There are several reasons why companies make use of heat-treated pallets.
According to this guideline, heat-treated
pallets should first be de-treated and then heat-treated until they reach a
stable minimum core temperature for at least 30 minutes. Then, after they have
gone through this procedure, heat treated pallets are stamped by a seal
of approval for superior quality assurance. Some of the reasons for the seal of
approval include: The heat-treated pallets undergo several treatments depending
on the type of load being transported.
The first one is known as the primary treatment. In this stage, the insects are controlled. This involves removing all live insects from the product. A second stage is known as secondary treatment. In this stage, heat-treated pallets containing un-loaded wooden pallets are laid out in an open-air facility. The insects that were not killed during the primary drying process are then placed on the pallets. Once this is done, the wooden pallet is again placed on the ground to dry.
As this is the last step, the wooden pallet is then stacked horizontally on top of the heat-treated pallets. There are many environmental and health benefits associated with using these pallets. They can maintain the heat, moisture, and air within the ecosystem. When an individual uses them, there is less moisture in the atmosphere because they retain the moisture until it evaporates.
