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During transportation, the package may be subject to various types of damage. The following are some common injuries and their possible causes:
Damage: the package in the process of handling or transport may be due to collision, fall, and other reasons caused by damage to the outer packaging or internal items. Fragile goods such as glassware, ceramics and electronic equipment are particularly vulnerable to such damage.
Dent or indentation: heavy weight pressed on the package, or transport process shake violently, may cause the package shape deformation, especially for soft packaging or plastic products.
Tearing or piercing: sharp objects may cut through the package during transport, exposing or damaging the contents.
Damp: wet packages, especially paper or non-waterproofed packaging materials, may be subject to moisture during transportation in rainy days or in high humidity. Dampness may cause deterioration, decay or damage to the articles in the package.
Flooding: if the package is not waterproof treatment, may encounter serious flooding in the course of transport, resulting in serious damage to the contents of the package.
Extreme temperatures: prolonged exposure to high or low temperatures may reduce the performance of the contents of the package. For example, electronics may overheat at high temperatures, while some foods and medicines may fail at low temperatures.
Condensation: when the temperature changes, condensate may form inside the package, which is particularly dangerous for electronic component or other sensitive products and may cause circuit short-circuit or corrosion.
Leakage: some packages may contain liquid products, which may leak during transport if the package is not tightly packed, causing contamination or damage to the contents.
Corrosion: Certain chemicals may be improperly packaged during transport, causing corrosive substances to come into contact with other articles and causing greater damage.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) : in a dry environment, sensitive products such as electronic component or circuit boards may be damaged by ESD. The risk of such damage increases if the packaging is not electrostatic treated.
Lost Package: during transportation, the package may be lost due to operational errors, unclear identification or system errors.
Misdelivery: the package may be sent to the wrong address due to the wrong information in the process of the delivery company, resulting in delayed receipt.
Rodent or insect: during transportation or storage, the package may be rodent or insect infestation, causing packaging damage or content damage. This is especially common in poor storage conditions.
Human handling error: handling personnel may cause damage to the package due to improper handling (e. g. throwing, falling, etc.) . Lack of training or non-compliance with operating procedures can increase the risk of package damage.
During transportation, the package may be subject to a variety of damage, from physical damage to chemical corrosion, affecting its integrity and function. In order to reduce these risks, enterprises and individuals should consider the selection of appropriate packaging materials, provide adequate cushioning and protection measures, and ensure that the transport process in a reasonable manner of operation and handling. Package Design and transportation management can significantly reduce the likelihood of package damage and improve Customer satisfaction.
