Collection: Warehouse Supplies | Pallets, Packing Tools, Safety & Material Handling

Warehouse Supplies for Packing, Storage, Shipping and Material Handling

Warehouse supplies support the daily movement, protection, identification and security of products throughout receiving, storage, packing and shipping operations. A properly equipped facility requires more than boxes and tape; it also needs pallets, handling equipment, cutting tools, labeling systems, safety products, security seals and load-containment accessories.

Gpack Supplies offers a practical selection of warehouse pallets, packing tools, cold packs, stretch-film dispensers, thermal printers, work gloves, strapping carts, pallet covers, hand trucks, cable ties and tamper-evident seals. These products help warehouses organize workstations, move inventory, prepare shipments and maintain efficient fulfillment workflows.

The collection supports e-commerce fulfillment centers, manufacturers, wholesale distributors, freight companies, food and pharmaceutical shippers, retail warehouses, moving companies and third-party logistics providers.

Choosing the correct warehouse product depends on load weight, package dimensions, working environment, transportation method and security requirements. Equipment should always be used within its rated capacity and according to applicable workplace procedures.

Warehouse Supply Categories Available from Gpack Supplies

48" x 40" Plastic Pallets for Warehouse and Freight Use

Plastic pallets provide a reusable platform for storing, moving and shipping products throughout warehouses and distribution centers. The 48" x 40" footprint is a common commercial size used for many storage and logistics applications.

The plastic pallet shown in this collection is listed with a 2,000 lb load capacity. Actual safe use depends on whether the load is static, dynamic or placed in racking, as well as how evenly the weight is distributed.

Plastic pallets resist moisture and do not contain exposed nails, splinters or loose wood. They are useful in facilities that prioritize cleanliness, repeat use and consistent dimensions.

Before use, confirm the pallet condition, load rating, forklift entry and compatibility with the storage or transportation system.

Heat-Treated Wood Pallets for Shipping and Export

The 40" x 48" used Grade B wood pallet provides a traditional warehouse platform for storage, freight and palletized shipping.

Heat-treated pallets are commonly selected for export applications where wood packaging must meet applicable treatment and marking requirements. The presence of a treatment stamp should be inspected before the pallet is used for international shipping.

Grade B used pallets may show repairs, board wear or prior handling marks. Each pallet should be inspected for broken boards, loose nails, contamination and structural weakness.

Wood pallets are economical and widely compatible with forklifts, pallet jacks, stretch film, strapping and warehouse racking systems.

Plastic Pallets vs. Wood Pallets

Gel Ice Packs for Temperature-Sensitive Shipping

Gel ice packs help support temperature-sensitive shipments by absorbing heat inside insulated mailers, boxes and coolers. Gpack Supplies offers 8 oz and 16 oz cold packs for commercial shipping applications.

The 8 oz gel packs are suitable for compact products, samples, small meal components and light-duty temperature support. They are supplied in cases of 80.

The 16 oz gel packs provide a larger cooling mass for heavier or longer shipments and are supplied in cases of 40.

Cold-pack quantity, starting temperature, transit time and insulation should be validated for the specific product. Gel packs do not guarantee a particular internal temperature without proper testing.

Utility Knives and Replacement Blades

Utility knives are essential warehouse tools for opening cartons, cutting tape, trimming stretch film and preparing packing materials.

A sharp blade requires less force than a dull blade and can help produce cleaner cuts. However, cutting tools must be handled carefully and stored securely.

Replacement blades are available in packs of 100 to support busy packing, receiving and shipping departments.

Employees should cut away from the body and avoid inserting blades deeply into cartons where the product may be damaged.

Stretch Wrap Dispensers for Manual Pallet Wrapping

Stretch-wrap dispensers help warehouse employees apply hand film more evenly around pallets, boxes and irregular loads.

The adjustable dispenser provides a structured handle system that supports different hand-film roll widths and helps maintain film tension.

The pair of stretch-film handles attaches to the roll ends and creates a lightweight manual wrapping setup.

Dispensers can reduce direct hand contact with the spinning film core and improve control during wrapping. Proper lifting, walking and wrapping technique are still required.

Warehouse Markers and Copy Paper

Sharpie King Size permanent markers provide bold warehouse identification for cartons, pallets, storage locations and handling instructions.

Mark the top and at least one side of each box so identification remains visible when cartons are stacked.

Standard 8.5" x 11" copy paper supports invoices, packing slips, purchase orders, inventory documents and administrative work. Each case includes ten 500-sheet reams.

Store paper in a dry office or supply area to prevent moisture absorption, curling and printer-feed problems.

Nitrile-Coated Warehouse Work Gloves

Nitrile-coated gloves help provide grip and a protective barrier during general warehouse handling tasks.

They may be useful for moving boxes, handling pallets, preparing shipments, operating hand tools and working with packaging materials.

The gloves shown are supplied in a 12-pair pack. Proper glove size is important for grip, comfort and safe tool use.

These multipurpose gloves are not automatically suitable for every chemical, cutting, heat or electrical hazard. Workplace protection should match the actual task.

Honeywell PC42E-T Thermal Transfer Label Printer

The Honeywell PC42E-T desktop printer supports barcode, shipping, inventory and warehouse label production using compatible thermal-transfer media and ribbons.

Thermal-transfer printing produces durable text and barcodes for inventory, product identification, shipping and warehouse operations.

Before purchasing labels or ribbons, confirm the printer’s supported media width, core size, ribbon specifications, roll diameter and connectivity.

Printer calibration, correct media loading and suitable print settings help maintain barcode clarity and reduce skipped labels.

Multipurpose Spray Adhesive for Warehouse and Packaging Tasks

Nashua 398SA multipurpose web spray adhesive provides a convenient method for bonding selected lightweight materials in packaging, maintenance and general warehouse applications.

The product is supplied in 12 oz cans and commercial cases of 12.

Surfaces should be clean and compatible with the adhesive. Test a small area before full application, especially on finished, painted or sensitive materials.

Use aerosol adhesive only in properly ventilated areas and follow all instructions and safety information on the product label.

Wrapping Paper Cutter Dispenser

A 24-inch paper cutter dispenser supports kraft paper rolls at packing stations and helps employees dispense repeatable lengths.

The integrated cutting edge can improve speed and reduce loose paper around the work area.

Paper-roll holders are useful for wrapping products, filling voids and protecting work surfaces.

Install the dispenser on a stable surface and keep the cutting edge positioned away from unauthorized users.

Warehouse Measuring Tape

Measuring tape is used to confirm product dimensions, pallet sizes, carton measurements, rack clearances and shipping dimensions.

Accurate measurements help businesses select the correct box, calculate freight dimensions and prevent oversized-package charges.

Measure length, width and height at the furthest exterior points of the finished package.

Inspect the tape periodically for damage, missing markings or a loose end hook that may reduce accuracy.

Trash Bags and Can Liners for Warehouse Waste

Warehouses generate paper, stretch-film scraps, labels, packaging debris, food waste and general facility trash.

Commercial can liners should be selected according to container size, waste weight, moisture and sharp edges.

Lightweight liners are suitable for paper and general trash, while thicker low-density bags are better for heavier or irregular waste.

Avoid overloading liners or placing exposed sharp objects directly inside the bag.

Strapping Cart Dispensers

A strapping cart dispenser stores and transports polypropylene, polyester or steel strapping rolls throughout the warehouse.

Mobile carts help prevent strapping coils from rolling loose and provide organized access near packing and palletizing stations.

Confirm the cart spindle, coil dimensions and brake system are compatible with the selected strapping.

Store seals, buckles and strapping tools in the cart tray when available to keep the complete system together.

Pallet Covers for Storage and Shipping

Pallet covers help protect products from dust, dirt and light moisture during warehouse storage and transportation.

Covers may be placed over finished pallet loads before stretch wrapping or used to protect stored merchandise.

Select a cover large enough to reach the required height without excessive stretching.

Standard plastic covers should not be treated as complete weatherproof protection for extended outdoor storage.

Hand Trucks for Material Handling

Hand trucks help move boxes, equipment, supplies and stacked products through warehouses, offices and loading areas.

Position the load against the frame and keep heavier items near the bottom. Secure unstable products before movement.

Do not exceed the hand truck’s rated capacity and avoid using equipment with damaged wheels, handles or frames.

Employees should maintain clear visibility and use extra caution on ramps, thresholds and uneven surfaces.

Trailer King Pin Locks and Container Bolt Seals

A king pin lock helps secure an unattached semi-trailer by covering the king pin and preventing unauthorized connection to a tractor.

High-visibility construction helps employees identify that the lock is installed.

Container bolt seals provide tamper-evident security for trailer and container door latches. Each seal should have a unique identification number when shipment tracking requires it.

Security devices should be inspected before use and recorded according to the facility’s shipping-control procedures.

Plastic Cable Ties and Black Wire Ties

Seven-inch plastic ties provide a simple way to bundle cables, small parts, labels and lightweight warehouse materials.

Black 8-inch wire ties can be used for bundling and selected maintenance applications where flexible wire fastening is preferred.

Do not use lightweight ties as substitutes for load-rated strapping, lifting equipment or safety restraints.

Cut excess material carefully and avoid leaving sharp ends exposed.

Automatic Rebar Wire Twister Tool

An automatic wire twister helps rotate looped wire ties around selected bundles and rebar applications.

The rotating mechanism can reduce repetitive hand twisting compared with manual methods.

Use only compatible ties and inspect the tool for damage before use.

Keep hands clear of the rotating hook and follow appropriate workplace safety procedures.

Adjustable Pull-Up Security Seals

Adjustable pull-up seals provide tamper-evident closure for courier bags, totes, bins, equipment, carts and selected trailer or door applications.

Gpack Supplies offers 400 mm pull-up seals in red, blue, green, pink and yellow, packaged in 100-count packs.

Color coding can help identify departments, routes, inspection status, product groups or shipping days.

A pull-up seal provides evidence of opening but does not replace a high-security lock when forced-entry protection is required.

Warehouse Security Seal Color Coding

Color meanings should be standardized and documented within the facility so all employees interpret them consistently.

How to Organize a Warehouse Packing Station

1. Position boxes, mailers and packing materials within easy reach.
2. Install paper and tape dispensers on stable work surfaces.
3. Keep utility knives in designated holders.
4. Separate direct thermal and thermal-transfer labeling supplies.
5. Store markers, labels and documents in labeled compartments.
6. Keep stretch-film dispensers near pallet-wrapping areas.
7. Place gloves and basic protective equipment near each station.
8. Keep measuring tools available for package verification.
9. Maintain waste containers with correctly sized liners.
10. Restock supplies before the beginning of each shift.
11. Remove damaged tools and equipment immediately.
12. Keep aisles and emergency access points clear.

How to Choose Warehouse Supplies

Review the Daily Workflow

Identify the activities performed most often, including receiving, labeling, palletizing, wrapping, security sealing and order fulfillment.

Match Equipment to Load Size

Pallets, hand trucks, strapping carts and other equipment should support the expected load weight and dimensions.

Standardize Packing Stations

Using consistent tools and supply locations helps employees work efficiently and reduces training time.

Consider Reorder Quantities

High-volume consumables such as labels, gloves, blades, seals and cold packs should be stocked according to average usage and delivery time.

Separate Security Products

Numbered seals, bolt seals and locks should be controlled and issued according to the company’s security procedures.

Inspect Reusable Equipment

Pallets, hand trucks, dispensers and tools should be inspected routinely for wear, contamination and damage.

Best Practices for Warehouse Operations

• Use pallets within their verified load ratings.
• Inspect used wood pallets before every shipment.
• Validate gel-pack configurations for temperature-sensitive products.
• Replace dull or damaged utility-knife blades.
• Use stretch-film dispensers to improve wrapping control.
• Measure finished packages before purchasing freight or parcel labels.
• Keep work gloves available in appropriate sizes.
• Calibrate thermal printers after changing label media.
• Keep strapping rolls secured on suitable carts.
• Record seal numbers when shipment security requires traceability.
• Standardize color codes for adjustable pull-up seals.
• Remove damaged hand trucks and tools from service.
• Store paper, labels and adhesives away from moisture and heat.
• Maintain clear aisles and organized work areas.

How to Store Warehouse Supplies

Store warehouse supplies in clean, dry and clearly labeled areas. Separate consumable products from reusable tools and equipment.

Paper, labels and cardboard should be protected from moisture and excessive humidity. Adhesives, plastic products and thermal media should be kept away from direct sunlight and high heat.

Store cutting tools, blades and security seals in controlled locations. Access should be limited according to workplace procedures.

Pallets should be stacked evenly on stable floors without blocking fire equipment, exits or aisles.

Use first-in, first-out rotation for cold packs, gloves, paper, labels and other consumable warehouse supplies.

Industries That Use Warehouse Supplies

• Warehouses and distribution centers
• E-commerce fulfillment operations
• Manufacturing facilities
• Third-party logistics providers
• Freight and transportation companies
• Wholesale distributors
• Food and beverage businesses
• Pharmaceutical and medical suppliers
• Retail stockrooms
• Moving and storage companies
• Automotive parts distributors
• Industrial supply companies
• Import and export operations
• Cold-chain fulfillment centers
• Property and facility-management businesses

Frequently Asked Questions About Warehouse Supplies

What products are included in warehouse supplies?

Warehouse supplies include pallets, packing tools, labels, work gloves, dispensers, material-handling equipment, security seals and facility-maintenance products.

What pallet sizes does Gpack Supplies offer?

This collection includes 48" x 40" plastic pallets and 40" x 48" heat-treated used wood pallets.

What is the plastic pallet load capacity?

The plastic pallet shown in this collection is listed with a 2,000 lb load capacity. Confirm the applicable load type before use.

Are the wood pallets heat treated?

The wood pallet shown is identified as heat treated and used Grade B. Inspect the treatment markings and pallet condition before export use.

What is the difference between plastic and wood pallets?

Plastic pallets resist moisture and provide consistent molded dimensions, while wood pallets are economical, repairable and widely used for general freight.

What gel-pack sizes are available?

Gpack Supplies offers 8 oz and 16 oz gel ice packs for temperature-sensitive shipping.

How many 8 oz gel packs come in a case?

The 8 oz gel packs are packaged with 80 packs per case.

How many 16 oz gel packs come in a case?

The 16 oz gel packs are packaged with 40 packs per case.

Do gel packs guarantee a specific temperature?

No. Temperature performance depends on insulation, product temperature, pack quantity, transit time and external conditions.

What is a stretch-wrap dispenser used for?

A stretch-wrap dispenser helps apply hand film around pallets and products with greater control.

Can stretch-film handles fit every roll?

Not necessarily. Confirm the roll core, width and handle compatibility before ordering.

What are nitrile-coated gloves used for?

They provide grip and general hand protection during warehouse handling and packing tasks.

Are nitrile-coated gloves chemical resistant?

Resistance varies by product and chemical. Multipurpose work gloves should not be assumed suitable for every hazardous substance.

What is the Honeywell PC42E-T used for?

It is a desktop thermal-transfer printer for barcodes, shipping labels, inventory and product identification.

Does a thermal-transfer printer require ribbon?

Yes. Thermal-transfer printing normally requires compatible label media and ribbon.

What is a paper cutter dispenser used for?

It holds and dispenses kraft paper at a packing station while providing a cutting edge.

What is a strapping cart used for?

It stores and transports poly, polyester or steel strapping rolls and related tools.

What are pallet covers used for?

Pallet covers protect stored and shipped products from dust, dirt and light moisture.

What is a hand truck used for?

A hand truck moves boxes, equipment and supplies through warehouses, offices and loading areas.

What is a king pin lock?

A king pin lock secures an unattached semi-trailer by blocking connection to the trailer king pin.

What are container bolt seals used for?

Bolt seals provide high-visibility tamper-evident security for container and trailer door latches.

What are adjustable pull-up seals used for?

Pull-up seals provide tamper-evident closure for bags, totes, bins, carts and selected shipping applications.

What pull-up seal colors are available?

This collection includes red, blue, green, pink and yellow adjustable seals.

How many pull-up seals come in a pack?

Each color is packaged in a 100-count pack.

Can seal colors identify warehouse departments?

Yes. Businesses can create a consistent color-coding system for routes, departments, status or product groups.

Do pull-up seals replace locks?

No. Pull-up seals show evidence of opening but do not provide the same forced-entry resistance as high-security locks.

What are plastic cable ties used for?

Plastic ties bundle cables, labels and lightweight warehouse materials.

Can cable ties secure heavy pallet loads?

No. Standard cable ties should not replace load-rated strapping or other approved containment systems.

How should utility knives be stored?

Store them in designated secure holders with blades retracted when not in use.

Does Gpack Supplies sell warehouse supplies for commercial use?

Yes. Gpack Supplies offers warehouse products for packing, labeling, storage, material handling and shipping operations.

Is local pickup available in Miami?

Local pickup and fast delivery options available in Miami and Broward.

Suministros para almacenes, embalaje y manejo de materiales

Los suministros para almacenes ayudan a organizar operaciones de recepción, almacenamiento, empaque, etiquetado, seguridad y despacho.

Gpack Supplies ofrece pallets plásticos y de madera, gel packs, cuchillas, dispensadores de stretch film, impresoras térmicas, guantes, carros para flejes, pallet covers, hand trucks y sellos de seguridad.

Productos principales

• Pallet plástico de 48" x 40"
• Pallet de madera heat treated de 40" x 48"
• Gel packs de 8 oz y 16 oz
• Utility knives y cuchillas de repuesto
• Dispensadores para stretch wrap
• Marcadores permanentes
• Papel de oficina de 8.5" x 11"
• Guantes de trabajo con recubrimiento de nitrilo
• Impresora Honeywell para etiquetas térmicas
• Dispensador cortador para papel kraft
• Trash bags y can liners
• Carros dispensadores para flejes
• Pallet covers y hand trucks
• Locks y bolt seals para trailers y contenedores
• Plastic ties, wire ties y pull-up seals

Los pallets deben utilizarse según su capacidad y deben inspeccionarse antes de cargar productos. Los pallets de madera usados deben revisarse para detectar tablas rotas, clavos sueltos o daños.

Los gel packs ayudan a mantener productos sensibles a la temperatura, pero el sistema completo debe validarse según el tiempo de transporte, el aislamiento y la temperatura externa.

Los sellos pull-up permiten identificar si una bolsa, tote o contenedor fue abierto. Los colores pueden utilizarse para separar rutas, departamentos, inspecciones y prioridades.

Mantenga las herramientas, cuchillas y sellos de seguridad en áreas organizadas y controladas. Retire de servicio cualquier herramienta o equipo dañado.

Local pickup and fast delivery options available in Miami and Broward.