When fragile items need to be packaged, basic packaging specifications should be followed. First, the six sides of the box should be padded with plate-shaped solid foam liners, and each item should be wrapped with plastic bubble wrap and covered with adhesive. The belts are sealed to prevent the packages from loosening. Fragile items are separated by thin cardboard. The gaps are filled with rice or crushed solid foam to prevent collision and breakage during transportation. Finally, they are packed into cartons or wooden boxes of certain specifications. Here are the steps.

1. Wrap fragile items in soft packaging.

2. Wrap it tightly with plastic foam paper.

3. Then seal it firmly with tape and wrap it a few times. Be sure to use tape to prevent damage to the logistics. Logistics can be thrown around at will.

4. Put it into the carton, stuff it tightly with crushed foam and seal it tightly with tape.

5. Put the carton at this time into a larger carton and seal it tightly with waste newspapers. Be sure not to leave any gaps.

6. Put foam board on top and seal the carton tightly with tape. You can hand it over to the courier.

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Precautions for packaging of fragile items:

Usually we only consider the logistics for fragile items. In fact, many times it is more important. We should pay attention to the packaging precautions for fragile products. Of course, the packaging of each logistics company is different. We can communicate and negotiate with the logistics company based on our own awareness of packaging, and try to package fragile products in a safe way.

Packaging labels refer to text, graphics, engravings and printed instructions attached or hung on product sales packages. Labels can be simple tags attached to the product, or they can be elaborate graphics that are part of the packaging. The label may only be marked with the product name, or it may contain a lot of information, which can be used to identify and inspect the contained product, and can also play a promotional role.

Usually, product labels mainly include: the name and address of the manufacturer or seller, product name, trademark, ingredients, quality characteristics, quantity of products in the package, usage and dosage, serial number, and storage precautions. Items, quality inspection number, production date and expiry date, etc. It is worth mentioning that labels printed with colorful patterns or physical photos have obvious promotional effects.

Reference source Baidu Encyclopedia - Fragile items