Heat-Treated Pallets For Sale

We are the #1 source of certified heat-treated pallets in the country.

Reasons to Buy Heat Treated Pallets From Kamps

Heat treatment is a form of pest control for wood pallets produced in the United States, and is a requirement if you are exporting products outside the country.

Using a heat treat chamber, our wood pallets are heated to a core temperature that is required to meet ISPM 15 standards. Our pallet experts monitor the whole process to ensure the quality of the pallet is not compromised in any way during the process, and that pallets are treated for the optimal time.

These pallets are safer to use than chemically treated ones and adhere to the strictest ISPM-15 standards. Our process is tested, trusted, and safe.

Most importantly, our pallets are always in stock and pricing is just a phone call away. To receive pricing via e-mail, click here to fill out our request a quote form.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that buying and using heat-treated pallets can be confusing at times.

As your pallet experts, we have outlined some of the most common questions you may have during this process. For any other questions, please contact us by clicking the button below.

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What Are The International Requirements for Shipping Products to United Nations Countries?

A treaty from the International Phytosanitary Protection Convention (IPPC) requires that all solid wood packaging (i.e. pallets) must be heat-treated or fumigated before being imported into any member country. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in various actions taken against your business or products.

What Are The IPPC Requirements For Treating Pallets

The International Phytosanitary Protection Convention (IPPC) requires that wood pallets are either

Heat-treated in a chamber where the wood core temperature must be at 132.8 degrees Fahrenheit for at least 30 minutes.

Wood pallets are fumigated in a chamber with methyl bromide.

How Do You Know If a Pallet Has Been Heat-Treated?

The pallet should have the IPPC stamp if it has been properly heat-treated.

Can The Heat Treatment Expire?

If the pallet has been properly heat-treated, and no new wood components have been used, it will never expire.

However, as soon as wood components are repaired or replaced, the pallet is no longer considered certified.

Can Heat-Treated Wood Pallets Rot?

Heat-treating to the IPPC standards kills larvae and seals wood against larvae infestation which lowers the risks of rotting, but there are still chances the wood can rot.

Does Heat-Treating a pallet prevent mold?

No, heat-treating a pallet does not prevent or kill mold. Heat-treating to the IPPC standards kills larvae, seals wood against larvae infestation, and enables the pallet to be introduced to other markets through international exports.

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