Heat Treated Pallets
Request quotes for heat-treated pallets marked under ISPM 15 for export shipping. The wood core is heated to 56 °C for at least 30 minutes.
Pricing
By quote from partner suppliers- ISPM 15 mark with HT code
- Wood core heated to 56 °C for 30 minutes
- Used for export shipping
- Treatment uses heat, not chemicals
About Heat Treated Pallets
Heat-treated pallets are treated and marked under ISPM 15, the international standard for wood packaging material. Heat treatment kills pests in the wood, and many countries require ISPM 15 wood packaging for imported goods.
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About Heat Treated Pallets
Heat-treated pallets are treated and marked under ISPM 15, the international standard for wood packaging material. Heat treatment kills pests in the wood, and many countries require ISPM 15 wood packaging for imported goods.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does heat treated mean for pallets?
Under ISPM 15, heat treatment means the wood core reaches at least 56 °C for at least 30 continuous minutes, which kills insects and larvae in the wood.
Why do I need heat treated pallets?
Many countries require wood packaging used in international trade to be treated and marked under ISPM 15, to stop pests spreading. Check current regulations for your destination country.
How much do heat treated pallets cost?
Prices depend on grade, size, quantity and location. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers.
How can I tell if a pallet is heat treated?
ISPM 15 pallets carry a mark with the IPPC symbol, a country code, a producer or treatment provider number, and the code HT for heat treatment.
Does heat treatment use chemicals?
No. Heat treatment uses heat only, unlike methyl bromide fumigation (MB), which is another ISPM 15 treatment code.
Can used pallets be heat treated?
Yes, used pallets can be re-treated and re-marked by an authorized treatment provider. Ask about it in your request.
Which countries require heat treated pallets?
Many countries apply ISPM 15 to imported wood packaging. Requirements change, so check current regulations for your destination.