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Pallets in Ingleburn and Minto: supply, collection and clearance.

Nine kilometres down the Hume from the yard. Manufacturing estates build up inbound pallets faster than anywhere else, because raw material arrives on pallets the finished product never reuses. Sort them, count them, send a photo.

Or call Jayden on 0494 820 639, 7am to 5pm weekdays, or text a photo of the stack to the same number.

Quick answer

When is a pallet pickup free in Ingleburn and Minto?

Sixty or more reusable pallets anywhere in Ingleburn and Minto is a free pickup, about 9 km from our yard at Prestons, and the sound pallets are bought. Under sixty the stack is quoted as a clearance before anything is booked, or it rides back on a delivery we are already making. Repairable pallets are credited as cores, Euro and odd sizes are counted in their own stack, and pooled pallets stay out of the count.

The estate

Where do we collect pallets around Ingleburn and Minto?

Ingleburn's estate sits between the Hume Highway and the rail line around Williamson Road, Stennett Road and Lancaster Street; Minto's runs along Airds Road and Ben Lomond Road. Manufacturers, food processors, packaging and 3PLs, many of them running pooled pallets on outbound and one way pallets on inbound, which leaves a steady pile of one way and odd stock.

Ingleburn and Minto is about 9 km from our yard at Prestons, which is why the run is cheap enough to be free from sixty pallets. We also collect across Macquarie Fields, Glenfield, Leumeah, Campbelltown, Bow Bowing and Raby on the same run, so a stack that is short on its own often makes the count with a neighbour's.

The rule

When is a pallet pickup free in Ingleburn and Minto?

Sixty or more reusable pallets in Ingleburn and Minto is a free pickup, because it sits inside Greater Sydney and the pallets pay for the truck. Under sixty, the stack is quoted as a clearance before anything is booked, or it rides back on a delivery we are already making to the estate.

Reusable means sound Australian standard 1165 x 1165 pallets graded A, B or C, plus repairable cores with broken boards on a sound frame. Euro and odd sizes are reusable and bought, but counted in their own stack. Broken timber, cracked bearers and contaminated pallets are a clearance line, and pooled pallets (CHEP and Loscam) stay out of the count and go back to the pool. The 60 pallet rule page works five real stacks through the arithmetic.

On the day

How does a collection in Ingleburn and Minto work?

  1. 01Photo and countSend a photo of the stacks and a rough count, split by size if you can. The band is on the screen; three photos of a typical pallet turn it into a firm written offer.
  2. 02The split in writingWhat is a sale, what is a free collection and what is a clearance, on one page, before anything is booked.
  3. 03Window booked around the gateManufacturing sites here usually have a forklift and a set receiving window; say the window and the pickup is booked inside it. Say whether there is a forklift and the hours the gate is open; a hand load is priced up front, not on the invoice.
  4. 04Counted at the truckThe driver counts with your person at the dock and the docket carries the count and the grades. Repairable cores are credited and the clearance line is netted on the same docket.

Buying pallets

Can I buy pallets in Ingleburn and Minto as well?

Yes. New and used pallets are delivered to Ingleburn and Minto from our yard at Prestons: Australian standard 1165 graded new, A, B or C, Euro 1200 x 800, heat treated export pallets, plastic, heavy duty and custom sizes, with the grade and the count on the quote and on the docket. Published from-prices are on what pallets cost and the grades on the grade scale; lots of fifty or more are delivered on a vehicle that fits the dock, and the same truck takes the sorted empties away when the count is there.

Buying and selling on one account is the usual arrangement for a site in Ingleburn: a standing order of the grade you ship on, and the inbound stack sold back on the same run. Pallet supply has the stock; get a pallet price starts the order.

Getting a number

One enquiry, three lines: sale, free collection, clearance.

Send a photo and a count from Ingleburn and Minto and you get the split in writing before anything is booked. Repairable pallets are credited as cores and the pickup window is booked around your gate hours.

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Questions about pallet collection in Ingleburn and Minto

When is a pallet pickup free in Ingleburn and Minto?

Sixty or more reusable pallets, because Ingleburn and Minto is inside Greater Sydney. Under sixty the stack is quoted as a clearance first, or it rides back on a delivery we are already making.

Which suburbs around Ingleburn and Minto do you collect from?

Macquarie Fields, Glenfield, Leumeah, Campbelltown, Bow Bowing and Raby, and anywhere else on the way. A short stack next door often makes the count with yours.

Do you buy the pallets or just take them?

Reusable stock is bought. Sound standard 1165 pallets earn the most, repairable cores are credited, Euro and odd sizes are bought in their own stack, and broken timber is a clearance line. The written offer shows each line.

What if we have no forklift?

Say so when you send the count. A hand load changes the pickup and it is priced up front rather than appearing on the invoice afterwards.

Do you collect CHEP or Loscam pallets?

No. Pooled pallets belong to the pool and go back to it. Tell the pool they are there and keep them out of the count.

How quickly can you collect?

A quote asked for before 2pm is answered the same business day, and the pickup window is booked against the day the stack is ready and the hours the gate is open. Regular stacks go on a schedule so the pile never builds up.

Prefer to talk? Call Jayden on 0494 820 639. The rule in full with worked examples: the 60 pallet free pickup rule. Every suburb we stop at is on the areas page.

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Page updated 16 October 2026. Facts on this page are kept in step with the facts page; terms are explained in the glossary; the suburbs we stop at are on the areas page. Written by the team at 360 Operations Group, Prestons NSW; follow 360 on LinkedIn.