Description
| Product code / Ref: | BCMPHD12105 |
| Size: | (L) 1200 mm (W) 1000 mm (H) 152 mm |
| Weight: | 15.4 kg |
| Material: | HD-PE |
| Colour/s: | Black |
| Dynamic load: | 1250 kg |
| Static load: | 5000 kg |
| Racking load: | 1000 kg |
| Retain edge: | Yes |
| Packing per stack: | 14 |
| Other info: | 5 Bottom skids Steel tube reinforcementsAvailable without lip |
Five-skid version
The BCMPHD1210 with five bottom skids, at 15.4 kg. Ratings are unchanged: 1,250 kg dynamic, 5,000 kg static, 1,000 kg racked, fourteen per stack.
Specify five skids where pallets run on conveyors or automated transfer; three where handling is forks only and the extra kilogram is not worth paying for on every unit.
Where this sits on weight against capacity
At 15.4 kg the BCMPHD12105 is light for a pallet carrying 5,000 kg static and 1,000 kg racked. The heavier BCRD12105 at 19.4 kg buys you 2,500 kg dynamic against 1,250, and 1,500 kg racked against 1,000.
Four kilograms per pallet sounds trivial until you multiply it by a fleet and by every movement. If your loads genuinely need 2,500 kg dynamic, pay the weight. If they do not, you are carrying it for nothing on every trip.
Fourteen per stack
The packing figure matters for inbound logistics and for storage of empties. Fourteen pallets per stack sets how many arrive per pallet position on delivery and how much floor space a buffer of empties takes.
It is the kind of number that decides whether a delivery fits in the space you have, and it is worth checking before ordering in volume.
Five skids
Five bottom skids rather than three: more contact strips for conveyors and chain transfer, and better load spread across rack beams. The three-skid BCMPHD1210 is a kilogram lighter for forks-only handling.
See the heavy duty range.
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