We use two locally sourced timber species as our primary materials — rubber wood and Lunumidella — both widely available in Sri Lanka and well suited for pallet manufacturing due to their structural strength and durability.

Before assembly, all timber components are immersed in a boron chemical bath at temperatures between 45°C and 60°C for 30–45 minutes. This standard pre-treatment is applied to every pallet we manufacture — export or storage — ensuring baseline protection against insects and fungal growth.

Sized and treated planks and blocks are assembled into pallets using industrial nailing equipment. Pallets are built to standard international dimensions or to custom specifications.

Assembled pallets are loaded into our heat treatment chambers. The chamber raises the core temperature of the wood to 56°C, maintained for a minimum of 30 minutes. Treatment continues until the average moisture content of the wood falls below 15%. This process typically takes several days depending on initial moisture levels.

Once heat treatment is complete, each pallet is stamped with our IPPC mark — the internationally recognised symbol confirming ISPM 15 compliance — along with CeyPall's official registration number issued by the National Plant Quarantine Service of Sri Lanka.

A treatment certificate is issued for every order. Pallets are then scheduled for delivery to your location across Sri Lanka.