About Us - ROBOHS Pallets
We Invented ROBOHS pallets
We Patented ROBOHS pallets
We Build ROBOHS pallets
We Supply ROBOHS pallets direct to you
We Inspect and Repair ROBOHS pallets
We Hire ROBOHS pallets
Background
Developed in consultation with Australian plasterboard manufacturers, ROBOHS pallets are the only rated and approved pallets designed for use on building sites across Australia.
ROBOHS pallets are suitable for crane lifting and were originally developed for the safe movement of plasterboard. They are also suitable for transporting a wide range of other building materials.
ROBOHS pallets are engineer certified and load tested for Static WLL 5000kgs and Lifting WLL 2500kgs. They are manufactured with F8 rated pine and angle iron protection strip on both sides secured with Galvanised bolts, washers and nuts and branded with your company name for easy identification.
ROBOHS is Australian owned and all assembly is carried out in our fully equipped workshop in Port Melbourne, Victoria.
Pallet Parts
• MP12 Timber (F8 Rated)
• Galvanised bolts, nuts and washers
• Steel angle braces
• Slipway steel plates
• Strap nails
• ROBOHS identification plates
• Inspection plates
• Company name and contact number plates (end mounted)
• Colour-coded infill panels
ROBOHS TM
All our pallets carry the ROBOHS name. If your pallets do not feature the ROBOHS name, you are risking the safety of your company by using a non certified pallets.
Unauthorised Copying Notice
ROBOHS has not given any person or company permission or licence to manufacture, copy, distribute, or sell Crane Pallets identical or substantially similar to ROBOHS Crane Pallets.
Any party currently infringing or breaching our patent rights must cease immediately. Suspected breaches should be reported to ROBOHS or a K8 representative.
Legal Notice
ROBOHS holds Australian Innovation Patent No. 2021105607. Any unauthorised copying, manufacture, supply, distribution, or commercial use of the ROBOHS pallet design may constitute an infringement of ROBOHS intellectual property rights and may result in legal proceedings, including claims for damages, recovery of losses, injunctions, and associated legal costs to the fullest extent permitted under Australian law.