The Craemer CanPal is the result of extensive research and development. Although the new pallet is designed as a multipart system in line with industry standards, it has significant advantages over conventional models. Rather than using a singlepiece injection-moulding process, it is deliberately made up of two parts – an upper part and a lower part – that are firmly connected to each other. The Craemer experts have specifically optimised the known weak points of multi-part pallets. For example, the connection between the upper and lower decks in the area of the blocks is usually highly susceptible to breakage when falling from a great height or colliding with forklift tines, but this has been specifically counteracted. Despite its multi-part construction, the design ensures an extremely stable unit that is by no means inferior to a single-piece solution.
Sophisticated design thanks to simulation
The design of the new pallet for all types of cans is based on a sophisticated investigatory process. Craemer’ s designers used cuttingedge simulation methods to analyse and optimise the geometry of the runners and deck. Finite element modelling( FEM) is a virtual method of analysing strength and deformation. FEM allows to simulate physical reality without the effort, time or risk involved in creating real prototypes. The result is a pallet that strikes the perfect balance between functionality – with robust and rigid runners and a matching deck – and carefully thought-out design.
Patented manufacturing process
The design of the CanPal is based on Craemer’ s patented manufacturing process, which involves inseparably connecting the upper deck and runners. The result is an extremely robust construction which is as stable as a one-piece pallet, and which far surpasses conventional multi-piece systems. The pallet blocks retain their shape and function even under high loads, impact or deformation. The result is significantly increased break resistance and a long service life, which are both essential factors for cost-effectiveness and sustainability in everyday use.
Flexible equipment as required
Optional spacers on the lower edge of the outer blocks on the long sides of the pallets prevent them from touching each other when stacked and held together by protruding pallet collars or interlayers. To improve slip resistance of picked up pallets or while the load is lifted by forklift tines, four Palgrip ® anti-slip clips can be retrofitted to each of the CanPal’ s upper and lower decks. Retrofitting with transponders is also optional: To this end, there are two diagonally opposite slots in the upper deck, above the outer right blocks on the long sides, that can hold Smartrac Dogbone RFID inlays. Moreover, the outer blocks on the long sides provide space for hot stamping of lettering or logos. The CanPal German pallet is available in the standard colour of light grey( other colours available on request). It also impresses with its high temperature resistance, which ranges from – 30 ° C to + 40 ° C, and even up to + 90 ° C for short periods.
Craemer Group at the Interpack 2026 fair
The CanPal German Pallet is set to make its debut at Interpack 2026, an international trade fair showcasing the latest innovations in the packaging and related process industries. From 7 to 13 May 2026, the Craemer Group will present its innovative can pallet to a broad specialist audience for the first time in Düsseldorf.
Underside of the Canpal pallet: heavily ribbed runners for maximum stability and durability in industrial use.
The Germany-based Craemer Group is an international familyrun company specializing in the core businesses of metal forming, plastics processing and tool making. Craemer GmbH was founded in Herzebrock-Clarholz in 1912. The Craemer Group has three additional production sites in Europe and a global network of its own sales offices and partners. In 2024, Craemer generated a total operating performance of approx. 360 million euros with around 1,100 employees in all three business fields.
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