Competitive Compressed Wood Pallet Machine Pricing for Bulk Production Cost Optimization

The wooden pallet molding machine is a special equipment for the efficient production of wooden pallets. It mainly uses the molding technology to mix wood materials such as sawdust, wood fiber, shavings, etc. with environmentally friendly adhesives, and then presses them under high pressure and high temperature to form them. This equipment is widely used in logistics, warehousing, packaging and other industries. It can replace traditional solid wood pallets and has the advantages of low cost, high strength and environmental protection.Compared with traditional wooden pallets, molded wooden pallets adopt a high temperature and high pressure one-time molding process, which has the advantages of uniform structure, strong load-bearing capacity, and not easy to crack and deform. Its surface is smooth and burr-free, with better moisture and corrosion resistance, and no need for nail reinforcement to avoid the risk of loosening. At the same time, standardized production is more suitable for automated warehousing and handling, and the overall cost is lower.

Molded pallet raw materials consist of two major categories: wood-based and non-wood materials. Wood materials include virgin timber  (hardwoods like oak/maple, softwoods like pine/cedar, eucalyptus), wood processing residues (sawdust, wood powder, bark), and fast-growing plantation timber (poplar, paulownia). Non-wood materials involve bamboo resources (fiber, bamboo powder), agricultural waste (wheat/rice straw, coconut husk, bagasse), industrial byproducts (rice husk, palm empty fruit bunches), and other plant fibers (sisal, banana stems). Utilizing eco-friendly compression molding technology, these renewable resources achieve effective recycling while meeting diverse load-bearing requirements.

Wood press pallet  processing begins with logs or wood waste being processed into uniform wood chips through a chipping machine. These wood chips are subsequently pulverized into fine fibers or sawdust through a crushing process. The raw wood material then enters a drying phase where moisture is removed using industrial drying equipment.