Pallet recycling companies are often located in proximity to urban areas or other locations such as distribution centers or manufacturing plants where an excess of unwanted empty pallets accumulates. Pallet recyclers may buy or otherwise acquire empty pallets or “cores,” as the empty pallets are referred, from customers, or if they have little resale value because of unpopular size or other construction attributes, they may charge the client to take away the empty pallets. The value of the cores hinges on competition for them, and local sales prospects.

Recycling companies may also purchase empty pallets from street vendors arriving with small truckloads of pallets they have accumulated from retail outlets or other small businesses.

Large recycling companies may operate their fleet of trailers, or utilize a transport company for inbound delivery. Arriving pallets are typically are sorted into different sizes and grades. Pallets may be sorted into:

popular sizes and grades for sale without repair,

repairable pallets,

pallets for dismantling,

unwanted pallets and components to be ground into wood fiber.

Pallet recyclers utilize a variety of pallet recycling equipment such as forklifts, automated sorting lines, pallet dismantling equipment, unstacking and stacking equipment, flippers, wood grinding systems and pneumatic nailing tools. Sophisticated pallet sorting lines may also use lift-assist equipment, and paint booths.

Pallet recyclers must exercise caution when handling proprietary pallets - pallets which belong to other companies such as pallet rental companies or others which maintain an ownership claim on them.

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