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Plastic Pallets Prices in Nevada

What buyers pay by condition

ConditionAvg. PriceAvailable Qty
New$17.470
Like New$14.550
Used$11.534

Prices reflect current market averages for plastic pallets in Nevada, with 4 units available across all conditions. View full price index

About Nevada

#1 Supplier of Used Plastic Pallets Across The State of Nevada

Save Money on Used Plastic Pallets in Nevada

What you'll get from this guide: Learn how to buy quality used plastic pallets in Nevada at prices 23-63% lower than new ones, plus find local suppliers who offer free pickup and delivery services.

Why Choose Used Plastic Pallets?

Used plastic pallets offer several benefits over new ones:

  • Cost savings: Pay $3-7 per pallet instead of $15-25 for new

  • Same durability: Plastic pallets last 10+ years with proper care

  • Easy to clean: Just wash with soap and water (no heat treatment needed)

  • Weather resistant: Won't rot, splinter, or harbor pests like wood pallets

  • Lighter weight: Easier to handle and lower shipping costs

Common Types You'll Find

By base design:

  • Stringer pallets: Support beams run lengthwise

  • Block pallets: Support blocks allow 4-way forklift entry

By deck style:

  • Nestable: Stack inside each other when empty

  • Rackable: Strong enough for warehouse rack storage

  • Stackable: Stack on top of each other when loaded

By forklift access:

  • 2-way entry: Forklifts enter from two sides only

  • 4-way entry: Forklifts can enter from all four sides

Where to Buy in Nevada

RePackify (Pahrump area)

  • Offers used and recycled plastic pallets

  • Provides custom quotes based on your needs

  • Local pickup available

  • Drop-trailer services for large orders

Current Prices by City

Las Vegas area (lowest prices):

  • Las Vegas: $3.33 per pallet

  • Henderson: $3.79 per pallet

  • North Las Vegas: $16.00 per pallet (higher due to limited supply)

Northern Nevada:

  • Reno: $6.35 per pallet

  • Sparks: $6.40 per pallet

  • Carson City: $6.40 per pallet

  • Sun Valley: $6.31 per pallet

Rural areas:

  • Pahrump: $6.72 per pallet

  • Elko: $6.74 per pallet

  • Fallon: $6.78 per pallet

  • Boulder City: $6.34 per pallet

  • Winnemucca: $6.42 per pallet

Note: Prices drop significantly with bulk orders. Ask about volume discounts.

Services Most Suppliers Offer

Free services:

  • Pickup of your excess pallets

  • Quality inspection and grading

  • Quotes for large orders

Delivery options:

  • Local pickup at their yard

  • Delivery to your location

  • Drop-trailer service (they leave a trailer for you to load)

Additional services:

  • Pallet cleaning and sanitization

  • Custom colors for branding

  • Buy-back programs for end-of-life pallets

How to Choose the Right Supplier

Start with location: Choose someone close to you. Shipping costs add up quickly.

Check their inventory:

  • Do they have the size you need?

  • What about the weight capacity?

  • Can they handle your order volume?

Ask about extras:

  • Will they pick up your old pallets?

  • Do they offer delivery?

  • What's their return policy?

Get multiple quotes: Prices vary significantly. A few phone calls can save hundreds of dollars.

Example: Small Business Buying Guide

Say you run a small warehouse in Reno and need 50 pallets:

Call The Pallet Depot LLC first (they're local)

Ask for 48" x 40" rackable pallets (most common size)

Request delivery quote (might be worth the convenience)

Ask about their buy-back program (for when pallets wear out)

Compare with Plastic Pallet Recycling (they're statewide)

Expected cost: $317.50 (50 pallets × $6.35) plus delivery

Questions to Ask Any Supplier

  • What's the weight capacity of these pallets?

  • Are they food-grade safe?

  • What's your minimum order quantity?

  • Do you offer volume discounts?

  • Can I inspect pallets before buying?

  • What's your return policy for damaged pallets?

  • Do you buy back used pallets?

Getting Started

Most suppliers offer free quotes. Call 2-3 suppliers, tell them what you need, and compare prices. Many will match competitors' prices, so don't be afraid to negotiate.

Remember: buying used plastic pallets helps the environment by keeping plastic out of landfills while saving your business money.

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.