Mt. Eaton Pallet manufactures pallets in Ohio Amish Country, where it combines a local Amish workforce with modern technology. Founded in 1991 by Dwain Schlabach, the company is now owned and operated by Nathan Miller, who joined in 2016. It reports producing 850,000 pallets annually and specializes in custom pallet manufacturing.
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ePallet, IncFounded in Ohio in 1996 as Pallet Distributors, Inc., ePallet is a pallet manufacturer and distribution company that now operates company-owned manufacturing and recycling facilities alongside a North American partner network. Its four Ohio manufacturing facilities process timber and lumber into new and reconditioned pallets, and the company supports more than 600 customer programs across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.LAKEWOOD, OH
Coblentz Bros IncCoblentz Bros Inc is a family-owned and operated Ohio company whose principal work is manufacturing pallets. The company describes itself as operating since 1972, while its pallet page says it has been family-owned and operated since 1965; it also harvests timber and processes it into hardwood grade lumber at its mill.APPLE CREEK, OH
Pallet Specs Plus, LLCFounded in Reading, Ohio, in 2015 by co-owners Scott Senter and Jake Catron, Pallet Specs Plus is built on more than 40 years of combined wooden-pallet industry experience. The company uses that background, including training at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, to help businesses improve pallet performance while managing logistics and cost. Its work includes custom pallet design for customers with specific operating needs.READING, OH
Shade Pallet & LumberFounded in the early 1980s in central Pennsylvania, Shade Pallet & Lumber manufactures wood pallets and processed pallet lumber for supply chains across the Mid-Atlantic. Its Beaver Springs operation combines automated sawmill and cut-up equipment with hands-on oversight from a team that includes many lifelong Amish craftsmen. Shade also stands out for its large heat-treatment kiln, which can process more than 1,200 pallets per cycle, and for staging capacity that supports just-in-time delivery.BEAVER SPRINGS, PA