For those with doubts about the advantages of plastic pallets, especially for users that are just starting to use them, we can answer your questions.
Plastic is a highly versatile material and offers numerous advantages in different sectors and industrial applications.
The vast majority of plastic pallets in the market are produced with recycled materials because of their excellent value for money. Also, the use of recycled materials for the production of plastic pallets confers to these materials a second opportunity with a high life cycle. In the same way, at the end of their life cycle these pallets will be recyclable again, and after their return to Naeco Packaging, will be recycled again in our facilities forming a closed and sustainable loop.
Recycled plastic is essentially the result of a recycling process in which different pieces of plastic that have become waste are washed, reduced to fragments and processed to form a new material that will be used again in a production process.
These recycle plastic pieces originally had different colour. For this reason, the mix tends to have dark colours, which are corrected during the manufacturing process adding black colorants to ensure a uniform colour.Plastic pallets can me manufactured on demand in any colour chosen by the customer, with a minimum order and production on demand. Thanks to the use of virgin materials, any colour is possible, and this colour can be kept unchanged overt time in different production batches like any other plastic piece. However, this option is sometimes very costly given the amount of plastic needed to produce a pallet and the high cost of virgin materials.
A more economical option is the use of recycled Premium materials, coming from the recycling of identical plastic parts, and of one single colour, which therefore retain the original color of the original products. By using these materials it is possible to obtain generic colors (red, blue, yellow, ...) that will have a variation in time and between different units depending on the original colors of the recycled pieces.
The most common colour for recycled materials besides black is grey.