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Plastic Pallets Prices in New Hampshire

What buyers pay by condition

ConditionAvg. PriceAvailable Qty
New$18.970
Like New$15.290
Used$12.153

Prices reflect current market averages for plastic pallets in New Hampshire, with 3 units available across all conditions. Plastic Pallets price index for New Hampshire

About New Hampshire

#1 Supplier of Used Plastic Pallets Across The State of New Hampshire

Save Money and Help the Environment: Buy Used Plastic Pallets in New Hampshire

What You'll Get From This Guide

You'll learn how to buy quality used plastic pallets in New Hampshire at 40-60% less cost than new ones. Plus, you'll discover local suppliers who offer free pickup and help you make an eco-friendly choice.

Why Used Plastic Pallets Make Sense

You save real money: Used plastic pallets cost $6-10 each compared to $15-25 for new ones. That's $600-1500 savings per 100 pallets.

They last longer than wood: Plastic pallets don't splinter, rot, or harbor bacteria. One plastic pallet can replace 10-15 wood pallets over its lifetime.

You help the environment: Each used pallet you buy keeps plastic out of landfills and reduces the need for new plastic production.

What You Need to Know Before Buying

Ask yourself these questions:

  • How much weight will each pallet carry?

  • Do you need food-grade quality?

  • What size fits your storage space?

  • How many do you need?

Most businesses use 48x40 inch pallets. These carry up to 4,000 pounds and fit standard warehouse equipment.

Where to Buy in New Hampshire

RePackify

  • Serves: Nashua, Manchester, Lowell, Londonderry

  • Offers: Used and recycled 48x40 inch plastic pallets

  • Pricing: $6-10 each for good condition pallets

  • Benefits: Custom quotes and free pickup for bulk orders

How to Buy Smart

Start simple:

Count how many pallets you need

Measure your space to confirm size

Call suppliers for quotes

Save more money:

  • Buy in bulk (40+ pallets) for free delivery

  • Mix grades - use Grade A for display, Grade B for storage

  • Ask about damaged pallets for one-time shipping

Example: A Manchester warehouse bought 100 used pallets for $800 instead of $2,000 for new ones. They saved $1,200 and got free delivery.

Pallet Grades Explained

Grade A: Like new condition, minimal wear

  • Cost: $8-10 each

  • Best for: Customer-facing areas, food products

Grade B: Good condition, some wear marks

  • Cost: $6-8 each

  • Best for: Storage, shipping

Grade C: Functional but worn

  • Cost: $2-4 each

  • Best for: One-time use, internal operations

Common Sizes Available

  • 48x40 inches: Standard size, most available

  • 36x36 inches: Square pallets for specific needs

  • Custom sizes: Available by special order

Questions to Ask Suppliers

"What's your best price for [number] pallets?"

"Do you offer free pickup or delivery?"

"Can I see the pallets before buying?"

"Do you buy back old pallets?"

"Are these food-grade if I need that?"

Making It Work for Your Business

Small business (under 20 pallets):

  • Focus on Grade A pallets

  • Pick up yourself to save money

  • Start with standard 48x40 size

Medium business (20-100 pallets):

  • Mix grades based on use

  • Negotiate free delivery

  • Consider setting up regular orders

Large business (100+ pallets):

  • Buy direct from recyclers

  • Set up pickup of old pallets

  • Create ongoing supply relationship

The Environmental Win

When you buy used plastic pallets, you:

  • Keep plastic out of landfills

  • Reduce oil used to make new plastic

  • Lower transportation emissions

  • Support local recycling jobs

Real example: One New Hampshire company diverted 500 pallets from the landfill last year by buying used instead of new.

Next Steps

Count your needs: How many pallets do you actually use?

Call RePackify: Get a quote for your specific needs

Visit a supplier: See the pallets in person

Start small: Buy 10-20 pallets to test quality

Build relationships: Find suppliers who understand your business

Used plastic pallets give you the same function as new ones at half the cost. Plus, you make an environmental choice that your customers will appreciate.

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.