The PalletPal Rotator Inverter from Southworth Products Corp., Portland, Maine, offers an easy way to invert a fully loaded pallet without the need for manual re-stacking.

ORBIS Corp., Oconomowoc, Wis., learned its 40x48-inch RackoCell plastic pallet has approximately 18 times the life span of a 40x48-inch whitewood stringer pallet, according to a recent study.

In order to enhance safety and increase uptime, a Midwest food processor upgraded to a more robust pallet flow system.

Elkhart Plastics, Inc., Elkhart, Ind., unveiled durable and reusable plastic pallets made with the same rotomolding technique as its existing line of custom and off-the-shelf plastic products.

Muller LCS, Glenview, Ill., debuted Lock N’ Pop, what is said to be a safe and effective alternative to traditional pallet securing methods.

ORBIS Corp., Oconomowoc, Wis., introduced what is said to be the only 40x48-inch top cap and pallet system available in the packaged goods and food processing industries.

TAB Industries, Reading, Pa., unveiled what is said to be the largest TAB Wrapper Tornado orbital stretch wrapping machine.

Automation Plus, a Stoughton, Wis.-based division of CSF Inc., introduced the Pallet Return Device (PRD) product line to be used in distribution centers, general warehousing facilities, manufacturing facilities, food and beverage plants and retail stores.

Hannibal Industries, Inc., Los Angeles, opened its new Hannibal South pallet rack manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas.

Swisslog, Newport News, Va., developed the Vectura stacker crane, designed to accommodate a wide variety of pallet configurations in high-bay warehouses and distribution centers.