Palletisers

Maximising pallet stability: 5 techniques for optimal load securing

Ensuring pallet stability is a vital part of safe and efficient shipping and logistics. Goods that are properly secured are less likely to fall or get damaged, which in turn reduces the likelihood of delays or increased costs. Therefore, maintaining proper pallet stability is crucial for manufacturers, especially for those involved in high-volume shipping. In this blog, we share best practices for securing a stable load and explain why investing in automation can help deliver consistency every time.
Automation

Why customise your automation solution?

We’ve covered the benefits of automation before, but now manufacturers seeking enhanced efficiency and lower costs are taking things a step further with customised systems. Custom automation solutions are tailored to individual operations. Designed to meet the unique needs and challenges of specific businesses, they offer greater flexibility, improve quality and align with production demands, giving businesses competing in an increasingly demanding landscape a significant edge.
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Working with Gampack to maximise efficiency

Manufacturers looking to maximise efficiency must embrace automation at every stage of their operations, from product handling to final packing. At PALpack, we’re working with a new partner to enable exactly that. Gampack Group provides a wide range of packaging machinery, combining industry expertise with cutting-edge technology to create secondary packaging solutions that are not only functional but also sustainable.
Automation

Labour shortage? No problem!

For decades now, the manufacturing industry has faced labour shortages. Since 2010, the number of UK manufacturing jobs has decreased dramatically, yet there are still currently around 61,000 vacant positions. With operative numbers already in decline due to an ageing workforce and lack of skills, Brexit exacerbated the problem. A 2024 report estimated that the UK economy has 1.8 million fewer jobs overall as a result, making the challenge of maintaining and growing manufacturing employment even more difficult. In fact, 75% of manufacturers say skills shortages are their biggest barriers to growth.