What EPAL does
EPAL describes itself as the organisation behind the open exchange pool for EPAL load carriers. It publishes technical specifications for each pallet type, grants licences to companies that produce or repair EPAL pallets, and has those licensees inspected by an independent quality-control provider. Its marks on a pallet, branded into the blocks, signal that the pallet came from that licensed system.
What this site is
This site uses the word EPAL only to describe pallets, the way a mechanic names a car maker. We do not reproduce the EPAL logo or oval mark; where a drawing would show it, we draw a placeholder labelled "EPAL mark". We hold no licence, we do not produce or repair pallets, and nothing here is approved by EPAL. Our trademark page sets this out in full.
Where to check the real thing
For anything binding, such as a licence check or the current specification, go to EPAL's own pages. Every pallet page here links to the EPAL page we used.