1,200 by 800 mm, about 47.2 by 31.5 inches. It is narrower than a 48x40.
No. Recalculate. The deck width is 31.5 inches, not 40.
No. A 1,200x800 pallet is a different footprint. Run it on its own.
About 47.2 inches by 31.5 inches. The API preset uses that inch size.
About 47.2 inches by 31.5 inches.
It is the North American GMA pallet. The deck is 48 by 40 inches, or 1,219 by 1,016 mm.
About 6 inches, or 152 mm, for a typical stringer pallet. Measure the deck you ship.
Plan with a 2,000 to 4,000 pound band, then use the lowest of the pallet rating, the rack rating, the forklift, and the carrier rule.
Twelve per layer. At a 60-inch maximum, 4 layers fit after the 8-inch deck allowance, which is 48 cartons.
Nine per layer. At a 72-inch maximum, 6 layers fit, which is 54 cartons, if the weight cap allows it.
Yes for a typical GMA stringer pallet. The 40-inch side is the depth into the bay.
Cartons that hang past 48 or 40 inches. Keep the layer inside the deck so the load stays a standard handling unit.