Packaging is the key to ensure the quality of lamp transportation

Lamps are basically glass chandelier, which are very easy to break, so special protection must be done in the process of transportation. How to ensure the safety of goods in the transportation? Do the following points.

1. If you want to transport lamps safely, you must first have good packaging. Lamps packaging is no longer as simple as ordinary goods packaging, it needs professional treatment! Usually, lamp manufacturers will choose packaging materials with better cushioning protection effect, such as foam or bubble bag and pearl cotton. Although the foam cushioning effect is good, it needs to be shaped in advance, which is practical for manufacturers to package lamps; Bubble bag or pearl cotton is more practical for secondary packaging, which is usually used in packaging lamp when moving. It is suggested that the original lamps packaging should be kept if it is not a fixed place of residence.

2. Packing the outer box of pendant lamps should also be done well. Corrugated boxes are suitable for the outer packaging of lamps.This can play a better protective role. For high value lamps or lamps with more glass , we suggest adding wooden cases or wooden frames on the outer packing box. Although the cost of packaging will increase, the safety of transportation is a guarantee, at least there is no need to worry about being crushed by other goods.

3. Choose a regular and reliable logistics company. In advance, it is necessary to determine which services the logistics company will provide and how to guarantee them.

4. Handle and load lamps with care, and never throw lamps. Some lamps are not too heavy after packaging. When workers feel light when moving in their hands, they will have a relay race directly, throwing them here and picking them up there. As everyone knows, this handling method is a serious injury to lamps, and it is quite easy to damage lamps. Therefore, it is absolutely unacceptable of such behavior of loading and unloading. Attention should also be paid to the lamps installed in the carriage. No heavy goods should be pressed on it, and they should not be stacked in uneven places, even if they are protected by wooden boxes or wooden frames. Under normal circumstances, lamps can only be laid flat on the middle and upper parts of other goods. When covering poncho, feet should fall on the joint of four boxes of goods. A large number of lamps can't be stacked in the whole row, but should be staggered and stacked, so as to ensure the average pressure between boxes.