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pal·let·ize  (pl-tz)
tr.v. pal·let·ized, pal·let·izing, pal·let·izes
To store or move (freight, for example) by means of pallets.

pallet·i·zation (-l-t-zshn) n.
pallet·izer n.

palletize, palletise [ˈpælɪˌtaɪz]
vb
(Business / Commerce) (tr) to stack or transport on a pallet or pallets
palletization , palletisation n


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The company says that Automatic guided carts are ideal for moving palletized products from floor storage or palletizers/stretch-wrappers/ conveyors to anywhere within a plant or warehouse as well as delivering empty pallets, slip sheets, etc.
When apple crops were ready in the past, apples were placed in containers and then shipped via rail or truck to packaging plants, where they were either bagged or palletized.
The M1070A1 HET will be the first palletized load system recovery vehicle with the capability and payload capacity to recover heavy armored vehicles like the mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) and Stryker vehicles.
 
 
 
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