Reducing costs is always important to companies especially during times of uncertainty. Slipsheets can not only save an exporter money but increase the amount of shipping space available to them.
Slipsheets practically do the same work as pallets however they are about one tenth of the cost and are much smaller in size. An initial outlay for a push pull device will be required however these can be sourced from just a couple of thousand dollars.
Slipsheets are a thick sheet of plastic which is placed on top of a pallet or flat on the ground. The product is then placed on top and stretch wrapped in place. The push pull device on the forklift will then grab the slipsheet with the product from the pallet and bring it back onto the tines. This process can then be reversed as the slipsheet and product is loaded into the container.
This process creates more room and only costs around $3 compared to a plastic pallet which takes up more room and can cost in excess of $40.
http://www.jmpholdings.com.au/slipsheets.html
Watch the video here...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2W07ixdkAU
Monday, 9 May 2011
JMP to exhibit in the 2011 Food Pro Show in Sydney
JMP Holdings will be located at stand D18 for this year's FoodPro Show. FoodPro commences on the 10th July and concludes on Wednesday 13th July at Sydney's Convention & Exhibition Centre.
FoodPro is one of Australia's longest running trade shows and is used to bring together Australasia's leading suppliers of food industry products to show off the latest technology and ideas.
JMP will be displaying a wide range of food industry items with special focus on the new Scotnet range of meat processing products and also our compostable range of meat and fruit trays. We will also be displaying aluminium foil, silica gel desiccants, slipsheets and hygeniec plastic pallets.
Sunday, 8 May 2011
JMP Warehouse extension begins!!
Work has begun on the expansion of JMP's Mordialloc warehouse to accommodate for its continued growth and also the introduction of some exciting new products due to arrive later in the year!
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