Why it matters
Automated systems are less forgiving than forklifts. A twisted block, a missing board or a soft spot can jam a conveyor or a shuttle. The classification ties machine suitability to structural criteria such as no twisted blocks, clear fork openings and firmly attached legs, rather than to colour.
For exporters
If your European customer runs an automated warehouse, ask for new, A or B pallets, and put the class in the order. Class C pallets may be refused at the receiving dock even though they are still exchangeable in the pool.
For importers
When you sell surplus euro pallets, a lot sorted into MCH-suitable classes is easier to describe and usually easier to move than an unsorted one. Our identifier gives a likely class for a single pallet based on what you see.