The standard size for a single full pallet is a maximum of 1200mm x 1200mm x 2000mm. Maximum weight carried: 1200kg. Multiple pallet consignments of pallets measuring 1200 x 1200 can only be transported with prior notification. Larger pallets can be catered for but will attract a surcharge.
A half pallet may measure up to 1200mm x 1200mm x 2000mm but must not weigh more than 500kg.
A quarter pallet may measure up to 1200mm x 1200mm x 600mm and may not weigh over 250kg.
Weight Limits for Goods
Goods must not exceed a total of 1,200kg on the pallet. However, we can arrange by means of Special Instructions at the stage of booking to arrange alternative solutions. It may be that a small surcharge will apply. Consignments requiring a tail-lift delivery must not have a weight exceeding 1000kgs
Presentation of pallets and other types of cargo
To enable safe transhipment of pallets please ensure:
Goods are stacked on a strong pallet
Goods are secured and shrink wrapped (including the top) or adequately banded to the pallet
Pallets are clearly marked with 2 labels. These labels should be placed on both sides of the pallet. They contain all of the required information for a successful pallet Delivery
Pallet weight does not exceed 1200kgs
Standard dimensions do not exceed 1200mm x 1200mm x 2000mm
Palletising Goods Securely
In principle it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that the goods are presented in a safe and secure condition suitable for carriage by road. This generally means securely packed and shrink-wrapped to a pallet for transit. Pallets consigned requiring tail-lift deliveries must have four-way entry.
Goods must be securely stacked and wrapped to a good quality pallet. Pallet should be shrink-wrapped (including the top of the goods).
Any badly stacked or poorly wrapped pallets will not be accepted for transport.
MEMBER OF THE PALLET TRACK NETWORK
Tel: 0161 724 6131
traffic@jotransport.co.uk
JO Transport Limited, Wellington Works,
Stopes Road,
Little Lever,
Bolton,
BL3 1NP
All goods are carried
according to current
RHA conditions of carriage