Bolzoni Push Pulls for cost-saving, palletless handling

24 Aug 2022 CW Team

In logistics, especially in the food and beverage industry, trends show an increased interest in palletless handling, as the focus is on space and cost savings.

The adoption of the slip-sheet is a valuable option to the traditional wooden pallet. Made of cardboard, the slip-sheet is easy to dispose of and recycle and is considered to be an eco-friendly and sustainable material handling option. Thanks to the extremely reduced thickness (100 slip-sheets are about 1 pallet) it is possible to store more goods in containers or wagons and in the warehouse.

This transport method is widely adopted in the USA and is now growing in Europe, mainly at export companies shipping their goods overseas.

Push Pulls allow storage of loads in vehicles with slip-sheets, saving on space and transportation costs. Products of every kind are being handled on slip-sheets instead of wooden pallets.

Slip-sheets are being used in various industries such as food, beverage, glassware, building materials, agricultural, paper, chemical, hardware and the automotive parts industry.

Bolzoni Auramo has the solution to all your slip-sheet handling needs. A complete range of Push Pulls engineered and designed for today’s most demanding applications. The Dedicated Push Pull for the customer using exclusively slip sheeted loads and the Easy Rider Fork-Mounted Push Pull for operations requiring slip-sheets on an intermittent or part time basis.

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