IQF and frozen food

Steel pallets for post-IQF handling

After fast freezing, product needs a clear path into freezer storage or loading. We review size, load, and finish around packaging, weight, and forklift movement.

Steel pallets for IQF lines and frozen food factories
Post-line staging Freezer rooms Forklift paths Coated or galvanized

Operating flow

What the pallet organizes after IQF

The pallet should keep the area between the freezing line, freezer room, and loading point organized while preserving forklift movement.

01

Post-line staging

Receive frozen product in an organized waiting area before freezer entry.

02

Freezer entry

Review door height and forklift direction so the route stays clear.

03

Vertical storage

Use room height while keeping airflow and equipment clearance.

04

Loading preparation

Prepare product for dispatch without repeated restacking.

Before quoting

Details needed to confirm size and finish

Send these details with the quote request so the specification matches the product and operating area.

01

Product and packaging

Cartons, bags, crates, or boxed product may need different containment.

02

Load per pallet

Average weight and load distribution help review the design.

03

Room and aisle dimensions

Width, length, clear height, aisle width, and forklift direction.

04

Moisture and cleaning

Coating or galvanizing depends on operating conditions and washing method.

Next step

Send the IQF line and freezer-room dimensions so we can review size and quantity.

Include product type, average weight, room dimensions, and cleaning method to confirm the right finish.