Pack

Packaging is an important step to ensure goods are transported safely and intact. Below are the necessary steps and notes when packing goods:

1. Choose suitable packaging materials
Carton box: Choose a sturdy carton box with the appropriate size for the goods. Make sure the box is not torn or damaged.
Protective material: Use sponge, airbags, foam, or foam paper to protect the goods inside the box.
Adhesive tape: Use high-quality tape to seal the box. Make sure the edges of the box are firmly glued.
2. Pack the goods
Individual packaging: If there are multiple items, package each item individually before placing in a larger box. Use sponge or sponge to protect each item.
Insert protective material: Place the protective layer on the bottom of the box, then place the goods in the box. Insert additional protective material around the goods to prevent movement.
Fill empty spaces: Make sure there are no gaps inside the box so that the goods do not move during transport.
3. Close the box tightly
Tape: Seal the edges of the box with tape. Use the H-shaped gluing method to increase sturdiness (paste along the edges of the box and the top and bottom of the box).
Reinforce the edges of the box: If the goods are heavy or the box is large, add tape around the edges of the box to reinforce it.
4. Label and mark
Goods label: Label clearly the sender and recipient information, address, contact phone number and parcel code (if any).
Warning signs: Post warning signs such as “Fragile goods,” “Heavy goods,” “Flammable goods,” or other necessary symbols for careful handling by shipping staff.
5. Final check
Check for sturdiness: Check that the box is securely packed and does not have any holes.
Check labels and signs: Make sure labels and warning signs are clearly posted and visible.
6. Special notes for some types of goods
Fragile goods: Use multiple layers of protection and pack more carefully. Many labels labeled “Fragile goods.”
Liquids: Use sturdy bottles, wrap them tightly in a waterproof bag and make sure there are no leaks. Package liquids individually and insert additional protective material.
Electronic goods: Wrap carefully with anti-static foam, pack in a sturdy box and label “Electronic goods.”
Dangerous goods: Comply with regulations on transporting dangerous goods, use specialized packaging materials and clearly label warnings.
Proper packaging of goods helps minimize the risk of damage and ensures that the goods reach the recipient in the best condition. Always check thoroughly before shipping to ensure all packaging steps have been done correctly.