Buy Used Plastic Pallets in Pocatello, ID

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21 Plastic Pallets listings within 500 miles of Pocatello, ID. Additional nationwide listings follow the nearby results. Prices range from $8.76 to $14.92 per unit.

Plastic Pallets Prices in Idaho

What buyers pay by condition

ConditionAvg. Price
New$17.81
Like New$19.77
Used$12.71

Plastic Pallets price index for Idaho

About Pocatello

Pocatello Supplier & Recycler of Used Plastic Pallets

Find Cheap Used Plastic Pallets in Pocatello, Idaho - Save Money on Your Business Shipping

What you'll get from this guide: You'll learn exactly where to buy used plastic pallets in Pocatello, how much they cost, and which types work best for your business. This will help you cut shipping costs and find reliable suppliers.

Why Used Plastic Pallets Make Sense for Your Business

Used plastic pallets cost less than new ones but still last for years. They don't splinter like wood pallets, and they're lighter to move around your warehouse. Plus, you're helping the environment by reusing materials.

Where to Buy Used Plastic Pallets in Pocatello

RePackify

  • Coverage areas: ZIP codes 83201, 83202, 83204, 83205, 83206, 83209

  • Average price: $7.65 per used plastic pallet

  • Pallet types: Standard 48×40 size, custom sizes available

  • Styles: Both stringer and block pallets

  • Delivery: Free local delivery available

  • Shipping: LTL (less than truckload) and FTL (full truckload) options

  • How to order: Get quotes at repackify.com/buy-plastic-pallets/idaho/pocatello

Local Industrial Suppliers

  • Check with local warehouses and distribution centers

  • They often sell excess pallets at good prices

  • Call ahead to see what's available

Types of Plastic Pallets You Can Buy

Standard 48×40 Pallets

This is the most common size. It fits standard truck beds and warehouse racks. If you're not sure what size you need, start here.

Block vs. Stringer Pallets

  • Block pallets: Have blocks of plastic supporting the deck. They're stronger and you can lift them from any side with a forklift.

  • Stringer pallets: Have long rails supporting the deck. They're lighter and usually cost less.

Entry Options

  • 2-way entry: You can only use a forklift from two sides

  • 4-way entry: You can use a forklift from all four sides (more convenient)

Nestable vs. Rackable

  • Nestable: Stack inside each other when empty. Great if you need to store many empty pallets.

  • Rackable: Support heavy loads on warehouse racks. Choose these if you stack products high.

What You'll Pay for Used Plastic Pallets

The average price in Pocatello is $7.65 per pallet. Here's what affects the price:

  • Condition: Better condition costs more

  • Size: Standard 48×40 pallets are cheapest

  • Quantity: Buy more to get better prices

  • Entry style: 4-way entry costs more than 2-way

Example: If you need 100 pallets for your small warehouse, expect to pay around $765 total.

How to Order Used Plastic Pallets

Step 1: Figure Out What You Need

Ask yourself:

  • How many pallets do I need?

  • What size products will I put on them?

  • Do I need to stack them high?

  • Will I store empty pallets?

Step 2: Get Quotes

  • Visit the RePackify website

  • Fill out their quote form

  • Include your ZIP code and quantity needed

Step 3: Check the Pallets

When pallets arrive:

  • Look for cracks or missing pieces

  • Make sure they're the right size

  • Check that they can support your products

Step 4: Arrange Delivery

  • Small orders: Ask about local delivery options

  • Large orders: Full truckload shipping often costs less per pallet

Smart Tips for Buying Used Plastic Pallets

  • Start small: Buy 10-20 pallets first to test them with your products

  • Check weight limits: Make sure pallets can handle your heaviest items

  • Consider storage: Nestable pallets save space when empty

  • Plan for growth: Buy a few extra pallets for busy seasons

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Don't buy pallets that are too small for your products

  • Don't forget to measure your truck or delivery area

  • Don't buy only 2-way entry pallets if you need flexibility

  • Don't skip checking the condition when pallets arrive

By following this guide, you'll find the right used plastic pallets for your Pocatello business at a fair price. RePackify offers reliable service in your area, and you'll save money compared to buying new pallets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes do plastic pallets come in?

The standard is 48" x 40", matching the wood GMA footprint, at 20 to 55 lbs depending on whether it is nestable or rackable. The 48" x 48" square pallet (35 to 55 lbs) is used for drums and chemicals, and the 24" x 40" half pallet weighs 8 to 15 lbs.

How much weight can a plastic pallet hold?

Ratings vary by model, so use the manufacturer's figure for the pallet in the listing. ORBIS rates its 48x40 XpressPal Economy nestable pallet at 2,750 lbs dynamic and 15,000 lbs static, its XpressPal HD at 4,000 and 30,000 lbs, and its rackable Odyssey HD at 2,800 lbs edge-racked, 6,000 lbs dynamic and 30,000 lbs static.

What is the difference between nestable, stackable, and rackable?

Nestable pallets have legs that nest into each other when empty (ORBIS gives its XpressPal nestables a 2.2:1 to 2.4:1 nest ratio), which suits one-way and export shipping. Stackable pallets have a flat bottom deck for block stacking. Rackable pallets have steel or reinforced runners so they can span a pallet-rack beam at the model's racked rating; ORBIS rates its Odyssey HD at 2,800 lbs edge-racked.

Do plastic pallets need ISPM-15 heat treatment for export?

No. ISPM-15 applies to solid wood packaging only, so plastic pallets ship internationally without a stamp, which is the main reason exporters buy them.

How many plastic pallets fit on a truck?

About 520 per 53-foot dry van for a standard 48" x 40" pallet loaded like wood, and nestable designs fit up to 3 times more empties per truck because the stack height per pallet is so much lower.