A coating you won’t find anywhere else.
Grip Sheet takes the guesswork out of palletizing.
Our high-friction dot coating turns an ordinary interlayer sheet into the key to holding your products in place. We’ve spent 30 years refining it, and our solutions are highly configurable to ensure load stability based on your exact pallet needs.
Contact usMaximum stability configured to fit your application.
Grip Sheet is a non-slip pallet interlayer technology. We apply a high coefficient-of-friction coating to a substrate in a precision dot pattern.
The dots are the difference. They deliver grip where the load needs it, while still releasing cleanly for automated handling. We offer a variety of substrates and coating patterns, configured to your needs, so what ships as a pallet, arrives as a pallet.
Palletizing made perfect. Automation-ready.
What changes when your product stops moving:
- Deliveries stay put through handling, transport, and every bump in between
- Higher load stability and more layers per skid
- Less stretch wrap, less strapping
- Fewer damages, fewer claims, fewer angry phone calls
Sheets that stick to each other jam equipment. Our banded and auto patterns are engineered to separate cleanly in automatic palletizers while holding the load once they’re placed.
Built to Spec.
Grip Sheet offers a wide range of configurations. Tell us the load, the environment, and the handling method, and we’ll recommend the best solution for you.
Contact usSubstrates.
- Recycled Paper
- Moisture-Barrier
- Waterproof Paper
- Clear Reusable Film
- Chipboard
- Corrugated
Coating Patterns.
TotalGrip
Continuous surface coverage for maximum contact.
ClassicGrip
Original band coating for automated palletizing.
BalancedGrip
Value driven band coating for automated palletizing.
SquareGrip
Economical protection for lighter-duty needs.
HybridGrip
Full-coverage stability designed for smoother automated palletizing.
Not every combination is standard. Contact us and we’ll happily advise on the best substrate and coating pattern for your needs.
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