The palette plastique ajoute 1200x800x155 mm 3 semelles 900 kg is designed for demanding industrial environments where dimensional stability and high load capacity are essential. This configuration combines a robust plastic palette with three adjustable leveling feet, enabling precise installation on uneven surfaces while safely supporting up to 900 kilograms.
Engineers and logistics managers frequently choose this setup for in-plant storage, machine bases, and modular production cells. The compact yet sturdy 1200 by 800 millimeter footprint fits standard workspaces, and the 155 mm overall height offers clearance for tooling, wiring, or cleanroom skirting below.
Key Specifications at a Glance
Use the table below to compare critical parameters and verify compatibility with your facility layout and load requirements.
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Length | 1200 | mm | Primary working width |
| Width | 800 | mm | Primary working depth |
| Height | 155 | mm | Overall platform height |
| Number of Feet | 3 | pieces | Enables precise leveling |
| Maximum Static Load | 900 | kg | Distributed evenly across the surface |
| Recommended Environment | Indoor | - | Protected from prolonged weather exposure |
Structural Design and Load Distribution
The palette surface is engineered to spread the 900 kg load across a broad area, reducing point stresses on underlying supports. By using a reinforced plastic deck rather than a thin sheet, the unit resists cracking, warping, and chemical exposure over long service cycles.
Three semelles are positioned to optimize vertical stability and allow fine adjustment on sloped or uneven floors. This layout minimizes wobble and vibration when heavy machinery or stacked pallets are placed at the center or near the edges.
Installation and Leveling Procedure
Proper leveling with the three feet ensures that machinery shafts, rollers, or robotic arms remain precisely aligned. Technicians typically start by setting two feet diagonally, then adjust the third until all load points sit evenly on the support surface.
The 155 mm standoff height is intentional, providing enough clearance for wiring ducts and maintenance access while keeping the overall profile low enough for safe pedestrian and forklift traffic around the installation.
Performance in Industrial Settings
In automated lines and inspection stations, this palette configuration acts as a fixed platform for conveyors, fixtures, and guarding structures. The predictable load capacity and rigid geometry help maintain repeatable positioning, which is crucial for quality control and process accuracy.
Compared with welded steel bases, the plastic palette with discrete leveling feet can be installed more quickly and reconfigured with less downtime. This modular approach supports lean manufacturing principles by allowing equipment layout adjustments without heavy tooling.
Maintenance and Service Life
Routine checks should verify that each semelle remains seated and that the palette surface shows no cracks or deformations under full load. Keeping the deck clean of abrasive debris will extend service life and preserve dimensional tolerances over time.
Operational Recommendations and Takeaways
- Verify load distribution with a calibrated scale or test weights before full production run.
- Use locking nuts on leveling feet to prevent drift due to vibration.
- Inspect the palette surface monthly for cracks, especially near the feet mounting zones.
- Keep documented load tests to support compliance audits and maintenance schedules.
- Plan future reconfigurations by leaving access corridors around the 1200x800 mm perimeter.
FAQ
Reader questions
Can the 900 kg capacity be safely exceeded in short-term tests?
No, the 900 kg rating is a safety limit derived from material yield strength and foot anchoring; exceeding it risks permanent deformation or failure of the palette or feet.
How should I adjust the three semelles if the floor is significantly uneven?
Level the footprint by raising the lowest foot first, then fine-tune the other two until a spirit level shows the surface plane is within tolerance across all corners.
Is this palette suitable for outdoor installations without modification?
Not recommended for permanent outdoor exposure; prolonged UV, moisture, and temperature cycling can affect plastic stiffness and foot integrity unless the material is specifically rated for outdoor use. Use through-holes in the deck combined with anti-vibration pads or T-slot extrusions if your equipment requires bolted anchoring; always verify that localized point loads stay within the 900 kg capacity.