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How to Choose the Right Brick Machine Pallet for Your Factory When selecting brick machine pallets, many customers ask: Should I choose black or white pallets for their brick machines? The truth is, both black and white block machine pallets are excellent options that perform reliably in modern brick production. The right choice depends on factory size, machine type, budget, and production needs. This guide explains the key factors to help you select the best GMTPallet for your operation

Recently, a delegation from a renowned Tanzanian brick manufacturer visited our factory for an on-site inspection and performance testing of our block machine pallet production line. This factory audit primarily focused on the manufacturing processes and quality control systems of Block Machine Pallets. The clients toured the entire manufacturing process of Steel Pallets for Block Machines and witnessed live load-capacity testing of Heavy Duty Block Pallets. During technical exchanges, both parties engaged in in-depth discussions on the compatibility design of Brick Making Machine Pallets and the surface treatment technology of Concrete Block Pallets. The clients highly praised the durability, precision, and standardization of our pallet products, laying a solid foundation for future cooperation in the East African market.

Our concrete block pallets with customized steel edges are engineered for high-strength and long-lasting performance in modern concrete block production lines. Each pallet is reinforced with a 3mm galvanized steel edge, which provides superior structural stability, protects the pallet from impact damage, and greatly improves its load-bearing capacity during vibration and molding. The galvanized treatment ensures excellent corrosion and rust resistance, even in humid factory environments or during long-term use. This upgraded design gives customers a clearer understanding of how the steel edge enhances both durability and overall product lifespan. With precision cutting, strong bonding, and the option for full customization of size, thickness, and edge specifications, our steel-edged concrete block pallets are compatible with most brick machines worldwide. They deliver consistent performance, reduce maintenance cost, minimize pallet replacement frequency, and support efficient block forming. This makes them an ideal choice for concrete block factories seeking higher production output and more stable pallet performance.

In early November, our Brazilian client successfully received their bulk order of concrete block pallets. Just three days after arrival, the customer sent back production photos showing the pallets performing excellently during block manufacturing. Located in São Paulo, Brazil, the client’s factory mainly produces hollow blocks and curbstones. The smooth process and high product performance demonstrate the strong quality of our fiberglass block machine pallets, further strengthening our partnership.

Choosing the right block machine pallet is crucial for efficiency. The key is matching the glass fiber content (30%, 50%, 70%, or 85%) to your needs. Select the optimal composite pallets based on your brick machine type, products (like hollow blocks or curbstones), pallet size, and environment. The right brick making pallets boost productivity and lifespan. Our expert team helps you choose, ensuring your brick pallets deliver maximum performance and value. Contact us for a personalized recommendation.

In 2025, an Italian customer tested block machine pallets from two suppliers, each providing 20 pieces. Our company offered 70% black fiberglass GMT pallets, selected after analyzing the customer’s fully automatic block machine type and production needs. Within one week of testing, our pallets showed no damage or surface defects, while the competitor’s pallets developed holes and dents. The customer was highly satisfied with our quality. The test proved that choosing the right pallet depends on factors such as load-bearing capacity, impact resistance, hardness, and fiberglass content. Small block machines can use 30–50% fiberglass pallets, but large automatic machines require 70% fiberglass pallets for stability and long-term performance.