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'''Stackable Pallets''' are [[Pallets]] able to be placed one on top of another fully loaded. A stackable pallet is designed so the bottom pallet can handle the full static load, when loaded pallets are stacked 2 or more high. The Static Load of a pallet is the total weight one pallet can handle without being moved. | |||
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Stackable Pallets are Pallets able to be placed one on top of another fully loaded. A stackable pallet is designed so the bottom pallet can handle the full static load, when loaded pallets are stacked 2 or more high. The Static Load of a pallet is the total weight one pallet can handle without being moved.