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Heat-Treated Wooden Pallets for Export (ISPM-15 Ready)


Export shipments require compliant wooden packaging. Our heat-treated wooden pallets are export-ready, durable, and made to meet international shipping needs.

What Are Heat-Treated Wooden Pallets?

Heat-treated pallets are wooden pallets processed in a controlled heat chamber to remove pests and reduce moisture—without chemicals. They’re widely accepted for export packaging because they help meet international regulations for wood packaging material.

​Why they're the top export choice

  • Compliance-friendly
    Helps meet export requirements for wood packaging used in international shipping

  • Chemical-free treatment
    Heat treatment avoids chemical fumigation and is preferred for many sensitive industries

  • Strong & reliable in transit
    Designed to handle heavy loads and repeated handling during shipping and warehousing

  • Lower risk of shipment delays
    Using export-suitable pallets reduces the chance of issues at inspections and ports

Common export uses

  • Machinery & industrial equipment

  • Pharma and medical supplies

  • Electronics and components

  • Auto parts

  • General cargo & warehousing shipments

Specification / customization

Custom Sizes & Build Options
 

​We manufacture pallets based on your load, handling method, and container type. Options include custom dimensions, stringer/block pallets, and packaging suited for domestic and export movement

  • Custom pallet size

  • Load-bearing requirement

  • One-way or returnable pallets

  • Wood type: pine / eucalyptus (Safeda)
     

FAQs

  • Q: Are heat-treated pallets accepted for export?
    A: Heat-treated pallets are commonly used for export packaging because the treatment helps meet international wood packaging requirements.

  • Q: Do you provide pallets in custom sizes?
    A: Yes, pallets can be made as per product weight, handling needs, and container size.

  • Q: Which wood is better for pallets—pine or eucalyptus?
    A: Pine is lighter and cost-effective; eucalyptus is denser and stronger for heavier loads.

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