Which of the following ranges could be considered an acceptable pallet elevation range?

• A. 350 to 355 degrees
• B. 354.29 degrees to 360 degrees
• C. 0 degrees to 5.71 degrees
• D. 90 to 100 degrees

Answer: (B)

On a circular angle scale, a pallet elevation range should be a single, continuous arc between 0 and 360 degrees. The range that runs from 354.29 to 360 degrees sits entirely in the upper end of the circle and ends exactly at the boundary, which is a clear, unambiguous way to specify a narrow elevation window near the 360/0 point. This avoids having to interpret a wrap-around across 0 degrees and matches the common convention of marking a boundary at 360 degrees.

The other options either place the range away from that boundary or would require interpreting angles across the 0-degree point in a way that’s less straightforward, making them less suitable for a standard pallet elevation window.