Plastic that survives the site, the sun and the export run
Heavy-duty pallets rated to the load, reagent and sample IBCs, and bunded spill containment built for Australian mine sites. UV-stabilised for the heat, ISPM-15 exempt so concentrate exports skip fumigation, and freighted to the most remote sites. Quote-only.
Life-of-fleet model: what timber really costs across the network
On site, timber pallets are destroyed by vibration, moisture and abrasive loads and get replaced several times over a horizon where one heavy-duty plastic pallet keeps going, 100+ trips against 5 to 15 for wood (Pallet Central, 2026). Enter your operation's own current timber unit cost. The model multiplies it across the fleet and the replacement cycles you avoid. It is a model on your inputs, not our price.
Leave containers blank if you do not export. Plastic is ISPM-15 exempt, so each exported container skips the treatment regime; we add the published treatment-avoided band when you fill it in.
Illustrative model on your own inputs. Not a price. Your quote is wholesale plus your freight lane. Get a spec-matched quote.
Rated to the load, not the brochure
A pallet that fails in the heat is a safety incident waiting to happen. Our heavy-duty range carries real, repeatable static and dynamic load ratings and is moulded from UV-stabilised resin that holds up under the Australian sun instead of going brittle. Closed-deck options keep fine reagent powders and samples clean.
Export without the fumigation
Shipping concentrate, spodumene or mineral sands overseas on timber means heat treatment, IPPC stamps and biosecurity risk. Plastic export pallets sit outside ISPM-15 entirely, no fumigation, fewer holds, and a cleaner handover to your overseas customer.
Contain the spill before it’s an incident
Bunded pallets and IBC spill bases give you compliant containment for diesel, oils, acids and processing reagents, sized around AS 1940 and AS 3780 capacity logic so your HSE team isn’t guessing.
Explore spill containment, reagent and chemical IBCs and drill core trays.
Size your core-handling fleet, see the durability model
UV-stabilised HDPE survives the yard where timber and general-purpose plastic crack in the sun and abrasion. A plastic pallet runs 100+ trips against 5 to 15 for wood (Pallet Central, 2026), so over an exploration program you simply replace far less. Put in what a tray pallet or bin costs you today. Send your tray dimensions and we custom-mould to fit; we never assume them.
Send your tray dimensions with the quote, the pallet is custom-moulded to fit your trays. We never assert tray sizes.
Illustrative model on your own inputs. Not a price. Your quote is wholesale plus your freight lane. Get a spec-matched quote.
Mine-ready range








Common questions
Why use plastic pallets on a mine site instead of timber?
UV-stabilised plastic pallets shrug off harsh sun and heat, won’t splinter, rot or absorb moisture and chemicals, and carry repeatable load ratings (commonly 1,000 to 2,000 kg dynamic). They survive far more trips than timber and, because they aren’t wood packaging, they ship overseas without fumigation.
What does "ISPM-15 exempt" mean for mineral exports?
ISPM-15 is the biosecurity standard for solid-wood packaging. Plastic pallets fall outside it entirely, no heat treatment, no IPPC stamp, and far fewer biosecurity holds when shipping concentrate, spodumene or mineral sands to overseas customers.
Can you supply bunded spill containment for reagents and fuel?
Yes. We supply bunded pallets and IBC spill bases sized around the capacity logic in AS 1940 and AS 3780 (typically the greater of 25% of aggregate or 110% of the largest container) for diesel, oils, acids and processing reagents.
Do you deliver to remote WA and QLD mine sites?
We deliver Australia-wide, including the Pilbara, Goldfields, and the Bowen and Galilee basins. Send your delivery postcode with the quote request and we’ll include freight and lead time.
Tell us the load. We’ll spec the gear.
Load rating, quantity and site postcode, spec-matched quote in one business day.