Scenario-based packaging solutions

I. Roll packaging (such as tinplate rolls)

Step:

Inner layer: The roll material is wrapped with anti-rust paper, and plastic end covers are added at both ends.

Middle layer: Fixed with stretch film and placed on a wooden pallet.

Outer layer: Packed in wooden cases, with cushioning foam filled inside the cases.

Effect: Moisture-proof rate ≥99%, compressive strength increased by 40%.

Ii. Sheet Packaging (such as flat tinplate)

Step:

Inner layer: Moisture-proof film covers the board, and honeycomb cardboard is placed in the interlayer.

Middle layer: PET strapping bands are fixed in a cross pattern with a spacing of no more than 30cm.

Outer layer: Enclosed in five layers of corrugated cartons, with a "Fragile" label affixed to the box body.

Effect: The damage rate has been reduced to less than 0.5%.

Iii. Packaging of Irregular-shaped parts (such as custom tinplate products)

Step:

Single piece: EPE foam die-cut and formed, completely wrapping the product.

Container: Place it in a custom-made blister tray and install an EPE buffer frame on the outside.

Packaging: Sealed in a cardboard box or wooden box, marked with an arrow "This side up".

For short distances/small batches: Choose basic cartons + stretch film to balance cost and protection.

Long-distance/export: Preferred wooden crates + buffer frames to ensure transportation safety.

High-value products: Customized blister trays + wooden boxes to reduce the risk of damage.