Paper sheet
for palletanti-slip

paper sheet
paper sheet
paper sheet
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Characteristics

Material
paper
Applications
for pallet
Other characteristics
anti-slip
Width

770 mm, 970 mm
(30.31 in, 38.19 in)

Length

117 mm, 1,170 mm
(4.61 in, 46.06 in)

Description

Stabilise your products and reduce movement between the stacked layers during shipping and handling. Antislip paper sheets, also known as anti-slip, non-slip, grip or grab sheets, stabilise your products and reduce movement between the stacked layers during shipping and handling. You can use antislip sheets in many different ways: • On top of pallets or slipsheets to prevent rising damp, protect products from pallet roughness, stabilize the initial layers of product, and to constitute the bond between the wooden or plastic pallet with the load. • Between layers of products to increase packing solidity, product stability and possibly allow increased pallet quantities saving on shipping costs • On top of products in the case of stacked pallets, to prevent slippage and friction, in order to protect the last layer of products from possible damage by wooden pallets, dust and inclement weather. Features and Benefits • Minimise Damage Support your team by minimising damage to pallets during loading and unloading. • Optimise Loading By adding increased layers with additional stability, loading is simpler. Optimisation of warehouse surfaces and the volume loading of trucks and containers. • Packaging Reduction Possible reduction of secondary or tertiary packaging, while using 100% recyclable and reusable antislip sheets. • Technical Test Results The slip angle is up to 40 degrees and there is up to 8 hours of resistance to water penetration.

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