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You can now choose if you want to create a new product or choose a product you have created previously.
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Use the input fields to enter the pallet dimensions.
Use the first field to choose a standard pallet, or
Fill in the measurements manually in field 2, 3 and 4.
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Select number of layers for your pallet.
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The Pallet load height will adjust accordingly to your box and pallet data, but you also have the opportunity to adjust this manually.
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After choosing a existing product or creating a new on, you press “New”
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Now you can just go through the steps:
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Name : Give the pattern you are about to create a suitable name
Description : Here you can add aditional description to your pattern
Pallet : Choose between different standard types of pallets; EU, US, AU, CHEP, etc.
Custom Pallet? : Press here to create a custom pallet with your own choice of dimensions
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Stacking method : define how you want the boxes stacked on the pallet.
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Column stack : stacks the boxes on top of each other in columns
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Rotate stack : stacks the boxes in a overlapping pattern by rotating the boxes from one layer to the next. This often creates a more stable pallet.
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Mirror vertical : It mirrors the different layers on the long side of the pallet
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Mirror horizontal : It mirrors the different layers on the short side of the pallet
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Number of layers : Choose how many layers of boxes should be stacked on the pallet
Product padding : This is the amount of space to be left between boxes in all directions horizontally. NOTE: This dimension is in millimeters
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By adding product padding you remove the option to multipick boxes. |
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Overhang : Means that the placing of the box extends past the edge of the pallet. You can let the boxes extend past the edge on the side, ends or both. Make sure the value entered doesn't make the box unstable when palletized. NOTE: These dimensions are in millimeters.
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