What is pallet tie and high?

TI/HI is a concept used to describe how a product is stacked on a pallet. TI is the number of cartons on a layer (Tie), and the HI is the number of layers of cartons on a pallet (Tier).

How do you calculate palletization?

Multiply the height times the area to find the pallet’s overall volume in cubic inches. For example, if you use a standard 40-inch by 48-inch pallet, and the overall height of the pallet is 50 inches, the volume is 96,000 cubic inches (40 x 48 x 50).

What does tie and Tier mean?

Tie. Term used to describe a layer of product positioned in a unit load or on a pallet. Tier. Generally refers to one layer of a unitized pallet load. Also, may refer to layers of storage, which are of the same height.

What is pallet loading height?

How High Is the Pallet Itself? A typical standard pallet is 6 inches tall. The standard packing height is 48 inches, which includes the height of the pallet itself. So, you would be able to stack up to 42 inches of product.

What is a standard pallet size?

48″ x 40″
What are the Standard Pallet Sizes and Why? Throughout North America, the standard pallet size is 48″ x 40″.

How many CBM can a pallet hold?

1.26 m³
How many CBMs in a pallet? Like containers, pallets – flat structures used to support and secure cargo – come in standard sizes. The most common ones are the 48” x 40”, 42” x 42” and 48” x 48”1 pallets. One of these standard pallets can accommodate 1.26 m³.

How many pallets can fit in a 40ft container?

40ft Containers 40ft standard containers fit up to 20 Standard Pallets, and 24 Euro Pallets.

What is a tie high?

It refers to the number of boxes/cartons stored on a layer, or tier, (the TI) and the number of layers high that these will be stacked on the pallet (the HI). It can also be used in reference to the stacking pattern used to load a pallet in order to generate a relatively stable stack.

How many CBM can fit on a pallet?

How do you calculate m3 of pallets?

CBM Calculation Formula

  1. Length (in meter) X Width (in meter) X Height (in meter) = Cubic meter (m3)
  2. We can define dimensions in Meter, Centimeter, Inch, Feet.