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Auto parts can indeed be damaged during transportation and storage.
The main damage factors include:
Vibration and shock: During transportation, auto parts may experience varying degrees of vibration and shock, especially during handling and loading and unloading. If the packaging is insufficient or the buffering effect is not good, these vibrations and shocks can cause damage to the parts.
Pressure and extrusion: If the parts are subjected to external pressure or extrusion during transportation, especially under the pressure of other items during stacking or transportation, it may cause deformation or damage to the parts.
Temperature changes: Extreme temperature changes (such as in winter or summer) can affect certain auto parts, especially for plastic or rubber parts, which can cause deformation or damage.
Human error: Improper handling or operation, such as rough handling or loading and unloading, may directly lead to damage to the parts.
Measures to minimize damage include:
Correct packaging: Use appropriate cushioning materials and packing boxes with appropriate structural strength to ensure that accessories are effectively protected.
Careful handling: During loading, unloading and transportation, ensure that the operator is aware of the special nature of the parts and avoid rough handling.
Choose the right mode of transportation: Consider using a professional logistics service or transportation company that has experience handling auto parts and can provide safer transportation services.
The transportation is all handed over to the staff, so what we can do is the correct packaging. To make sure there are no problems with the transportation. How should we package the auto parts? Please watch next
Choose the right cushioning material:
Foam: Suitable for wrapping and filling, can effectively absorb shock and impact.
Bubble film: Provides additional surface protection against scratches and minor shocks.
Filled foam particles: Used to fill box gaps, stabilize parts and reduce movement.
Packing steps:
Cleaning and inspection: Ensure that the surface of the auto parts is clean and free of debris or residue.
Wrap: Wrap each accessory completely with styrofoam or bubble wrap, including edges and corners, to provide complete protection.
Fill: Place a layer of filling material, such as filling foam particles, at the bottom of the packing box, then gently place the wrapped parts, and add the filling material again at the top to ensure stability and prevent movement of the parts.
Select the right packing box:
Use cartons or wooden cases of sufficient strength and size to contain and protect the packaged auto parts.
Make sure the box is strong enough to withstand pressure and shock during transportation.
Sealing and marking:
Seal the packing case and reinforce it with tape to ensure that the case does not open accidentally.
Clearly mark the accessory's name, model number, and special precautions such as "fragile" or "Handle with care" on the outside of the case to remind handlers to exercise caution.
The above are three buffer materials suitable for packaging protection. The focus is on foam, because there is a new foam product Mini foam bags, which can be used perfectly and protect them.
First, mini foam bags are easy to use without having to fill a lot of foam or wrap a lot of bubble wrap. It only takes two steps to use
The second mini foam bag can form a "custom packaging", which will expand rapidly when opened, and will be deexpanded according to the shape of the object, so that the shape of the object is in line with the outline of the object, and solidified. In this way, the items will not move in the box, so that the custom packaging of auto parts is formed at a very low cost.
Third, it is an upgrade of foam, it expands, solidifies is more soft, which means that it will not harm the good goods, and can greatly protect the goods. In case of extreme impact during transportation, the mini foam bags will remove the impact. Perfect for protecting the objects it wraps around.
