How to Pack Fragile Items % Simple Guide
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1. Choose the Right Box
- Use a strong, double-layer cardboard box.
- Make sure it%j slightly larger than the item, so there%j room for cushioning
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2. Wrap Each Item Carefully
- Wrap each fragile item in bubble wrap or foam.
- Use multiple layers if the item is delicate (like glass or ceramics).
- Tape the wrap to keep it secure.
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3. Add Cushioning Inside the Box
- Place foam peanuts, air pillows, or crumpled paper at the bottom.
- Put the wrapped item in the center.
- Fill all empty space around the item with more cushioning.
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4. Seal the Box Securely
- Use strong packing tape.
- Tape all seams and edges in an ''H'' pattern.
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5. Label the Box
- Stick ''FRAGILE'' labels on all sides.
- Also add ''THIS SIDE UP'' if needed.
AX,{ For Air Freight:
- Use lightweight materials.
- Double-box for extra protection.
- Avoid loose items inside the box.
k For Sea Freight:
- Wrap items in waterproof plastic.
- Add desiccant packs (like silica gel).
- Use wooden crates or very strong boxes.
- Seal with water-resistant tape and labels.
d] Warehouse Storage Tips:
- Always place on a pallet % never directly on the floor.
- Do not stack heavy items on top.
- Keep fragile items on top and clearly marked.
^F Final Tip:
''If it can move, it can break.''
Make sure your item is packed tight, cushioned well, and clearly labeled.