Container Loading Tips for Exporting Sandwich Panels Safely

For successful international shipping, to use the correct loading method is very important, because sandwich panels need to be carefully packaged, loaded and transported--Once the loading procedure goes wrong, it may cause product damage and financial losses.

First of all, to make sure that the container condition meets transportation standards is the first step. Propanel will conduct a thorough inspection of the container before loading operations begin. If the container floor has protruding nails or sharp objects - the panel surfaces will get scratched easily - this can cause quality problem, finally leading to customer dissatisfaction.

Secondly, packaging and weight distribution calculations must be done before actual loading. It is recommended to use pallets to protect the bottom layer. Never load above the recommended height - otherwise damage may occur - ultimately resulting in the product being damaged and unable to be installed correctly.

Thirdly, security measures should be strictly done before loading. Key points such as angle brackets, protective plates, tension adjustment of straps, and filling of gaps between stacks require experienced workers to handle them according to standard operating procedures. Appropriate inflatable bags or air cushions should fill the empty space and prevent unnecessary movement of the container in rough sea conditions.