Storage containerWhat are the precautions for mixed packing? Let's analyze it together.

1. Different shapes and packaging of goods as far as possible not to pack together. 2. Goods that will exude dust, liquid, moisture, odor, etc. From the packaging point of view, as far as possible not to put together with other goods. As a last resort, separate them with canvas, plastic film or other materials. 3. Light weight goods are placed on relatively heavy goods. 4. Weak packaging strength of goods to be placed on the packaging strength of goods. 5. Liquid items and cleaning items as far as possible under other items. 6. Goods with sharp corners or protruding parts need to be covered to avoid damage to other goods.

　　Storage containerWhat is the loading technique? Let's analyze it together.

   Storage containerThere are usually three methods for on-site packing of goods: all manual packing, fork loading and unloading trucks (forklift trucks) into the box, and then manual stacking and all mechanical packing, such as pallets (pallets) in the box with fork loading and unloading trucks.

1. In any case, when the goods are loadedStorage containerThe weight of the goods in the container should not exceed the large load of the container, I .e. the total amount of the container minus its own weight. Generally, the total weight and dead weight will be marked on the door of the container.

2. The unit volume density of each container is certain, so when the container is loaded with similar goods, as long as you know the density of the goods, you can tell whether it is heavy or light. If the density of the goods is greater than the unit weight of the box, it is heavy goods; otherwise it is light goods. It is very important to distinguish these two different situations in time to improve the efficiency of packing.

3. When loading, the load at the bottom of the box should be balanced, especially when the load center of gravity is biased to one end.

4. Avoid concentrated loads. "For example, when loading heavy goods such as machinery and equipment, the bottom of the box should be paved with wood and other liner materials to disperse the load as much as possible. The average safety load per unit area of the bottom of a standard container is roughly 1330x 9.8N/m for a 20-foot container and 980x 9.8N/m2 for a 40-foot container.

5. When loading manually, pay attention to whether there are "not inverted", "flat", "vertical" and other loading and unloading instructions on the package. Be sure to use loading tools correctly and do not use hand hooks when packing goods. The goods in the box shall be neatly loaded and stacked tightly. Frangible bundled packaging requires the use of padding or plywood inserts between the goods to prevent the goods from moving in the box.

When loading pallet goods, it is necessary to accurately grasp the internal dimensions of the container and the external dimensions of the goods packaging in order to calculate the number of loaded pieces, so as to achieve the purpose of greatly reducing the waste and overloading of the goods.

7. When packaging with a forklift, it will be restricted by the height of the mechanical free lifting height and the height of the gantry. Therefore, if conditions permit, the forklift can load two layers at a time, but there must be a certain gap between the upper and lower parts. If conditions do not allow one time To install two layers, when installing the second layer, consider the free lifting height of the forklift and the possible lifting height of the forklift mast, the lifting height of the gantry shall be the height of the first layer of goods minus the free lifting height, so that the second layer of goods can be loaded on the third layer of goods.