Would your pallet survive an emergency stop?
We test it to EUMOS 40509, on your load. Before and after.
Book a demoStraps hold the pallet.
What holds the load on the pallet?
A pallet that is firmly secured to the truck can still deform under braking. The only thing holding the load together is the packaging: film, tape, layer pads.
Do you know the containment force of your pallets?
In kg, measured. Not guessed.
Do you know how many grams of film go on each pallet?
It's the first number we measure.
The European standard
for load stability.
EUMOS is the European association for safety in logistics. Its 40509 standard measures how much a load unit deforms under braking forces, and it is referenced in EU Directive 2014/47 on roadside technical inspections.
deformation during the test
permanent deformation after the test
certificate per typical pallet: the Pallet Passport
Three measurements.
No opinions.
EUMOS 40509 acceleration test
We simulate braking and measure how far the load moves, during and after.
EN 12195-1 tilt test
The pallet is tilted gradually until the load first moves.
Containment force
We measure in kg how tightly the film holds. On every side, at every height.
Too much damage is costly.
Zero damage may cost even more.
If no pallet ever arrives damaged, you are paying for too much film. The test tells us where the right balance is.
Acceleration, tilt, containment force.
Less film, less tape, fewer layer pads.
Same load, less packaging, numbers side by side.
The standard to follow in the warehouse.
How much film are you wasting?
We help you use fewer kg. And spend fewer €.
Free applicators and free operator training.