When it comes to selecting pallets for your concrete block machines, you want to ensure that your investment yields the best result in the long term – long-lasting production boards that cause minimal production disruption. The choice often boils down to steel pallets for concrete block machines or wooden ones. While both have their merits, the RHINO hardwood composite pallets have emerged as a compelling alternative, offering several advantages over traditional steel pallets.
In conclusion, it is a no-brainer to switch to RHINO hardwood composite pallets for concrete block machines when compared to expensive traditional steel pallets. They are affordable, durable, resistant to rust and last just as long (if not longer) as steel pallets. By considering these factors, businesses can decide which pallet type best suits their specific needs.
| Feature | RHINO Hardwood Pallets | Steel Pallets |
| Price | Affordable | Very expensive |
| Deflection | Minimal deflection | More deflection. |
| Flatness | Stay flatter for longer than steel | Don’t stay flat for as long |
| Rust | No rusting | Rusting is normal |
| Machine abrasion | Minimal abrasion of block machine | Constant abrasion of block machine which reduces overall age of the complete system |
| Noise pollution | Minimal noise created | Creates noise pollution |
| Surface renewability | Our pallets can be sanded in-house and renewed up to 3 times to create a smooth surface and extend pallet life | Cannot be renewed and must be recycled |
| Board refurbishment | Our pallets can be sent back to the RHINO factory for complete renovation, resurfacing and re-laminating at a fraction of the cost of new pallets | Cannot be refurbished. Client is forced to sell as scrap for pennies. |
| Finger car capacity | Lighter than steel and therefore can carry more blocks power journey | Double the weight of our pallets and limit capacity of finger car |