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Automotive

Automotive parts include axles, engines and side panels. Automotive parts, which are highly vulnerable to damage during transit and handling, need extra protection. Below are some examples of automotive logistical packaging. They include crates and individual compartment containers. As most automotive parts are made of metal, it is important to separate each item from another so as not to cause damage like scratches.

Electronics

Anti-static and conductive plastic corrugated and foams are ideal for the electronics and computer industries. Plastic packaging protects sensitive components during work in progress, order picking, storage and transport. Never use materials that will conduct electricity. This could damage your electronics during handling. After packaging, seal the box with packing tape and mark it "Fragile" and indicate which end is up. Below are some examples of electronics packaging.

Protective Packaging Tips

Using Bubble Wrap Cushioning

Wrap the computer or peripheral on all sides with at least 4 inches of Bubble Wrap cushioning.
Placed the wrapped item in a sturdy outer box.
Fill all spaces with additional Bubble Wrap cushioning so that the wrapped item fits tightly inside the box.
Apply at least three strips of pressure-sensitive adhesive plastic tape that it is at least 2 inches wide to both top and bottom of carton to protect the package and its contents.

Using Loosefill Peanuts

Fill empty spaces with loosefill peanuts, ensuring that there is at least 2 inches of loosefill peanuts, ensuring that there is at least 2 inches of loosefill peanuts on all six sides of the item.

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About Me Name: 2007-10 Location: Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore We are a group of Logistics students. Group members are Vannessa Ho, Pamela Loke, Evelyn Yeo, Zulfadhli and Sophia Tan. All of us are doing this blog for the first time to complete our DCM project!! Feel free to give us comments.. Thank you! View my complete profile Origin of URL Origin of Blog's URL?? logpactives... log = LOGistical pac = PACkaging tives = creaTIVES & innovaTIVES And Hence, we are the logpactives who created this lovely blog CLAPS Previous Posts Innovative Packaging Innovative Packaging Innovative Packaging Innovative Packaging References Friends' Blog FYP Group 04 FYP Group 18 FYP Group 08	Thursday, January 18, 2007 Automotive and Electronics Packaging Automotive Automotive parts include axles, engines and side panels. Automotive parts, which are highly vulnerable to damage during transit and handling, need extra protection. Below are some examples of automotive logistical packaging. They include crates and individual compartment containers. As most automotive parts are made of metal, it is important to separate each item from another so as not to cause damage like scratches. *Electronics* Anti-static and conductive plastic corrugated and foams are ideal for the electronics and computer industries. Plastic packaging protects sensitive components during work in progress, order picking, storage and transport. Never use materials that will conduct electricity. This could damage your electronics during handling. After packaging, seal the box with packing tape and mark it "Fragile" and indicate which end is up. Below are some examples of electronics packaging. *Protective Packaging Tips* Using Bubble Wrap Cushioning Wrap the computer or peripheral on all sides with at least 4 inches of Bubble Wrap cushioning. Placed the wrapped item in a sturdy outer box. Fill all spaces with additional Bubble Wrap cushioning so that the wrapped item fits tightly inside the box. Apply at least three strips of pressure-sensitive adhesive plastic tape that it is at least 2 inches wide to both top and bottom of carton to protect the package and its contents. Using Loosefill Peanuts Fill empty spaces with loosefill peanuts, ensuring that there is at least 2 inches of loosefill peanuts, ensuring that there is at least 2 inches of loosefill peanuts on all six sides of the item. link \| posted by 2007-10 at 2:12 PM \| 0 Comments: Want to Post a Comment? back to main page
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