Pallet Head - A Manual for Pallet Recycling     

Clarence Leising is well known to many pallet recyclers. After a lifetime of managing pallet repair shops, and years of advising countless people in the recycling community, Clarence has put his experiences and knowledge in print to share with interested readers.

His first book is being published as a manual to make it affordable and convenient to take onto the plant floor and open for easy reference.

This book is written for those who practice pallet recycling by a man who knows pallet recycling. People often ask such questions as how many pallets can a one-man table repair in a typical shift? It is precisely these kinds of questions that Clarence addresses. He tells you what to do, how to do it, and what to expect from your efforts. Pallet Head covers the nuts and bolts operational issues that can make the difference between just surviving and being a profitable recycler. You can't afford not to read this book.

Pallets - A North American Perspective     

In the 25 years since Eichler wrote his book on pallets, the industry has changed dramatically. Rick LeBlanc and Stewart Richardson have written the book that brings it all up-to-date. Three major topics are covered in detail: the use and history of pallets, options for designing the right pallet for a particular application, and the rapidly growing field of pallet management.

Stewart Richardson has years of experience in the lumber and pallet brokerage businesses, pallet design and marketing, and unit load tracking. He lead the Canadian Pallet Council through its big growth years as it signed on major grocery retailers.

Rick LeBlanc has been a columnist writing on pallet issues for Pallet Enterprise since 1992. For years, Rick has worked in warehouse operations and management for Safeway, and for a major third party logistics company.

These books hit different areas of the pallet industry in a timely and informative fashion. Don't miss out on this opportunity to improve your pallet IQ. You may order online by completing an ORDER FORM, or call 800-805-0263 to place your order by phone.

Last Updated: March 10, 2008