How the savings are calculated
Three steps turn your inputs into a yearly saving and a payback time.
4 ways to build pallets
Guided pallet building on the floor
Shows where every case goes. Combine with pick-to-pallet for mixed-case pallet building, where pickers follow the shortest route in a sequence that creates the optimal pallet.
Follow stacking and handling rules
Apply weight, height, orientation and do-not-stack rules during pallet building. Prevent product damage and avoid surcharge fees. Rules people or robots can follow.
Pallet stacking patterns configured to your item profile
Layer mode
Flat layers, each one turned so the cases interlock.
Tower mode
Items stacked in towers, column by column.
Multi-height items
Different case heights across the stack and on top.
Tell us how you currently build pallets
Let's first get to know your pallet building process. Then we show what value Pulse can add, and how.
Questions?
Single-item palletization uses only one type of product on a pallet, while mixed-case combines different products on the same pallet for delivery.
3D palletization software calculates the best way to stack items on a pallet by considering size, weight, and stability. It helps reduce damage and make better use of space.
Typically on a screen at the station (or a handheld/tablet), showing a simple layer-by-layer view for building.
When building a pallet important factors include product weight, box size, stacking strength, overhang, and the pattern used to arrange items on the pallet.
Mixed-case outbound pallets (store replenishment, e-commerce replenishment, wholesale orders), especially when order contents change every day.
Yes. Those kinds of handling and stacking rules are typical constraints used to keep pallets stable and reduce damage.
Yes. The pallet size and limits can be configured so the plan matches your pallet standards.