PP or PE

PP and PE are both important raw materials for plastic pallets.

PP

Also known as polypropylene, it is a semicrystalline thermoplastic.

It has high impact resistance, mechanical sub-strong, resistant to a variety of organic solvents and acid-base corrosion.

Polypropylene mainly used in the production of plastic pallets, plastic tables and chairs, plastic trash cans, plastic film and so on.

PE

The name is polyethylene, which is one of the most commonly used polymer materials in daily life. Polyethylene is resistant to a variety of organic solvents, resistant to a variety of acid-base corrosion, but not antioxidant acids, such as nitric acid.

It could be oxidized in an oxidizing environment.

Polyethylene is used in large quantities to make plastic trays, plastic trash cans, plastic tables and chairs, plastic bags, plastic film, milk barrel products.

1. Professional design, reasonable structure, huge loading, non-slip process and stable stacking. 
2. Four-way forklift entry, easy to operate, convenient for transport of the goods. 
3. Full specifications for factories, warehouses, stores, garages, shelves or other places. 
4. Advanced processing technology to meet mass production with high quality and on time delivery. 
5. Strong impact resistance and durability, wide range of temperature application. 
6. Resistant to acid, alkali, moisture or corrosion; Applicable in a variety of special occasions. 

BORACS is a racking systems manufacturer 100% owned by Singaporean. Our China factory was established in 2004 in Shanghai and moved to Nanjing in 2009. BORACS specialises in international export market. Over the years, we have installations in over 30 countries, some of them shipped to end customers' warehouse, mostly are installed by our resellers around the world.

BORACS strives to serve our clients and resellers with quality products, competitive prices and prompt services, thus keeping all our resellers onboard BORACS family since the first day they joined us.

We conduct regular Tensile and Yield Strength tests to ensure that only the best qualified materials are used. Our Selective and Cantilever racks are subjected to rigorous tests compliance with European FEM and Australian Standards.