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Request a quote
Use this form to request a quote on plastic pallets, offer a load for sale, or send recycling stock. Pick the request type, fill in the footprint, type, quantity and ZIP, and we answer by email from info@plasticpalletsforsale.com with models and a delivered price, or with an offer for your pallets.
To buy pallets
A buying request is answered fastest when it describes the job rather than a guess at the product. Choose buy as the request type and include:
- Footprint, such as 48x40, 48x45 or 1200x1000, or say you aren't sure
- Pallet type if known: nestable, rackable, stackable, food-grade, export or drum
- Deck preference: solid, open grid or lipped
- Heaviest load per pallet in pounds, and whether it will sit in a rack
- Room conditions, like a freezer, a washdown line or a cleanroom
- Quantity, and whether new, used or either is acceptable
- Delivery ZIP and whether the site has a dock door
- Any required color, hot-stamped logo, RFID pocket or anti-slip strip
- Target ship window or recurring schedule, such as monthly replenishment
To sell or recycle pallets
Choose sell for whole pallets you want to move on, or recycle for cracked and broken stock. Give the count, the footprint, the resin code from the underside if it is readable (2 for HDPE, 5 for polypropylene), the condition, what the pallets carried and the pickup ZIP. A few photos of the deck, the underside and a typical stack make the offer more exact; mention in the details that you have them and we will ask for them by email.
Mention unusual circumstances up front: a building lease ending soon, gated access, union labor rules at the dock, weekend-only loading, or pallets scattered across several buildings.
Three ways to word a request that gets a quick answer
These are patterns to copy, not past orders. Each one names the footprint, the duty, the environment and the place. Vague phrasing like strong pallets, cheap, or ASAP forces a round of clarifying questions; concrete inches, pounds, temperatures and counts skip it. Rough figures are fine; a best guess beats a blank field.
- For a frozen-dessert or dairy line: the count you need, HDPE, 40x40, solid deck, blast-freezer and washdown use, the heaviest load in pounds, floor-stacked or racked, and the delivery ZIP with dock door or liftgate.
- For an exporter or forwarder: one-way export pallets sized to fit a 20- or 40-foot container, the weight limit you are working to, the loaded weight per pallet and the port or ZIP they ship from.
- For a site clearing out pallets: roughly how many truckloads, the footprint (48x45 rackables, say), how many are whole and how many have cracked runners, the resin code if one is molded in, and whether a forklift and dock are on hand.
What happens after you send it
Each request is checked against the catalog or the buy-back grades, and passed to the suppliers, buyers or carriers needed to answer it. Our reply comes by email. For a purchase, it names the models or used grades that meet your load and gives a delivered price per line. For a sale, it states an offer as pallets, as regrind or split between the two.
If something is missing, the reply asks for it instead of guessing. Nothing is ordered, shipped or collected until both sides confirm the terms in writing, so sending the form commits you to nothing.
Requests we can't help with
We don't handle wood pallets, merchandise liquidation lots, pallet removal services or single pallets for hobby projects. Pooled or rented pallets carrying another owner's mark should go back to that owner instead of being sold.
Nor can we certify pallets, inspect sites in person, or arrange international ocean freight; we quote domestic delivery to US addresses only.
Writing to us directly
For a question that doesn't suit the form, an attachment such as a maker's drawing, or a follow-up on a quote, email info@plasticpalletsforsale.com. Put the footprint and your ZIP in the subject line and we can match it to any earlier request. That address is our only contact route; every answer stays in writing.
Useful attachments include a maker's spec drawing, a photo of the rack capacity placard, a customer's routing guide, a container booking, or your sanitation procedure. PDFs and ordinary image files are fine. Replies quote your original wording back so nothing gets lost between messages, and later revisions keep the same thread.
Please don't send card numbers, bank details or passwords through the form or by email. Payment terms are set out in a confirmed quote, never collected here.
Questions buyers ask
Why is a street address required?
Freight is priced to a real location, and the address lets a carrier quote dock or liftgate delivery or a pickup correctly.
Can I ask about more than one footprint?
Yes. List each size with its quantity in the details box, and the reply quotes every line separately.
What if I don't know the type or footprint?
Describe the load and where it goes. We'll suggest the footprint and type that fit.
Can a purchasing agent or broker submit on a client's behalf?
Yes. Name the end user's industry and the final delivery site, and say if your client's name should be left out of what we pass on to suppliers.
Will my email address end up on a mailing list?
No. It is used to answer this request and any follow-up you start, nothing more; see the privacy policy for details.
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Last reviewed November 8, 2026.