Palletframe Basic B1000

How the B1000 works

The Palletframe Basic B1000 is a free-standing steel frame for stacks of empty pallets with a pallet width of 1,000 mm. The forklift driver picks up a crooked stack of empty pallets, places it in the frame and pushes it in with the forklift. That presses the stack straight, so it stands stable and can go on to the warehouse, the lorry or the palletiser. The usage drawing on this page shows how to place the stack in the frame. The B1000 has a pallet width of 1,000 mm and is 2,350 mm high (article number 13022004).

A stack of empty pallets 1,000 mm wide is often crooked, with pallets sticking out on the left and right. A stack like that is unstable and does not fit on a lorry, in an automated warehouse or in a palletiser. In the B1000, you press it straight with your forklift. You can also leave the straight stack in the frame for a while, in a fixed place that everyone recognises. For more tips on stacking straight, see Stacking empty pallets.

The B1000 is not racking and it carries no goods: nothing goes in it except empty pallets, and it is not meant for loaded pallets. The frame has one job: in it, you press a crooked stack of empty pallets straight with your forklift.

The B1000 is part of Palletframe Basic, the standard Palletframe range. For the same pallet width there is also the Palletframe Auto A1000, with a deeper lead-in funnel, which makes the stack straighter. To find the right pallet width for your pallets, see Pallet sizes.

Finish and colour

The B1000 is blue as standard. As an option, it is available in another colour or galvanised. Let us know your choice in the quote request for the B1000; you will then receive a price for the number of frames you need.

If your pallets are a different width, or you need another height, choose Palletframe Basic made to measure.