Pallet

Mono-pallet
If the pallet is fully equipped with the same product, then such a pallet is called mono-pallet,
such a pallet has the following loading rules:
- The maximum allowable height of the pallet with the goods laid on it is taken into account.
- The maximum allowable weight of the loaded pallet is taken into account.
- Goods packages can only be stacked parallel to the walls of the pallet.
- It is allowed to rotate packages around the vertical Z-axis and only at a right angle.
- In order to equalize the height between the positions (to place another pallet on top), empty spaces can be added to the stacking by layers.
Zone tray
After the formation of mono-pallets, the remaining part of the goods of the same article is placed on the next pallet,
which is divided into zones by means of a cardboard partition in such a way that only one item of goods is placed in each zone,
while the zones have the following restrictions:
- The zones are rectangular.
- The ratio between the sides of the zones can be any.
- One of the sides of any zone is always in contact with the edge of the pallet.
- Permissible number of zones on a pallet: from 2 to 6.
- Each zone is filled according to the rules for filling a mono-pallet.
- The stacking height of all goods does not exceed 50 mm, so that another pallet can be placed on top of such a pallet.
- It is allowed to form pallets with different stacking heights for different positions (height difference is more than 50 mm), if these are the top pallets in the stack.
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