Stringer-style pallet models can be categorized based on three main dimensions: standard specifications, load-bearing capacity, and structural characteristics. These cover both mainstream North American standards and common domestic or customized versions. Specific classifications are as follows:
Mainstream Standard Size Models
These are the most widely used basic models in the industry, compatible with logistics systems across different global regions:
48×40 inches (1219×1016mm) GMA Standard (US): The dominant stringer pallet in the North American market and the standard choice for the food and retail industries; it offers stable load-bearing capacity and is compatible with North American racking systems and transport vehicles.
1200×1000mm National Standard "1210" Model: The most common model for domestic warehousing and automated high-bay racking; compatible with most standard domestic logistics equipment, with a racking load capacity ranging from 0.8T to 2.5T.
1100×1100mm National Standard "1111" Model: A common model in Asia; suitable for container loading and automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS) operations, with a standard overall height of 125mm.
1200×800mm Euro-Compatible Model: A stringer-style model designed for European logistics scenarios; compatible with Euro-standard racking slot spacing and suitable for goods circulating between North American and European markets.
1300×1100mm Heavy-Duty Model: A large-format model for industrial use; designed for the unitized handling of heavy machinery and oversized cargo.
