1. Use Quality Materials

When selecting sturdy packaging, opting for high-quality boxes that are robust and in good condition is essential. You should avoid using boxes showing deterioration signs, such as compression, water exposure, rips, punctures, or other damage.

 

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2. Avoid Unused Space

Minimize vacant space in your packaging. Use appropriate filler materials to ensure items are cushioned away from the box's edges. Choose a box that fits the item well to protect contents and reduce waste.

 

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3. Handling Heavy Cargo

For heavy items, select packaging that supports their weight. If practical, spread the load over several boxes, with heavier items needing palletisation.

 

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4. Seal with an H

Use strong packing or duct tape for a robust seal, applying the 'H' method to all seams and doubling up on top and bottom flaps. For boxes over 30 kg, add strapping for reinforced security.

 

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5. Individual Package Shipping

Each package should be shipped individually, and binding multiple packages together should be avoided to reduce the risk of damage or separation during transit.

 

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