Pallet Feet

Pallet feet refer to the independent components at the bottom of a pallet that support the forks, typically made of plastic, rubber, or metal, and classified into anti-slip, fixed, detachable types, etc. In foreign trade, they are commonly used in logistics transportation, warehouse stacking, and cargo loading/unloading, especially suitable for use with forklifts and hydraulic carts. Usage scenarios include: when export goods require frequent handling, adding pallet feet can improve pallet stability; or when the pallet itself has no feet, purchasing pallet feet separately for assembly. Precautions: confirm that the size and load capacity of the pallet feet match the pallet deck to avoid detachment during transportation; different countries have fumigation requirements for wooden packaging, and if the pallet feet are wooden, an IPPC mark must be provided. Unlike a complete pallet, pallet feet are accessories and must be classified by specific material when declared separately; compared with blocks, pallet feet emphasize independent support function and are often replaceable. Foreign trade contracts should specify material, load capacity, quantity, and packaging method.