The packaging of aluminum extrusion casings

The packaging of aluminum extrusion casings typically involves the use of various materials and methods to ensure the safety and integrity of the product. In addition to considering the safety and integrity of the product, transportation costs should also be taken into account. Here is a common packaging approach:

1、Inner packaging materials:

Thin pearl cotton: used to protect the surface of the aluminum extrusion casing from scratches and collisions.
Bubble wrap: provides additional cushioning and protection, reducing the impact of vibration and shock on the product.
Newspaper: used to fill gaps and prevent the product from moving during transportation.
Greaseproof paper: used to prevent friction and adhesion between the product and the packaging material.
Stretch film: a transparent protective film that tightly wraps the product to keep it dry.

2、Outer packaging:

Cardboard box: typically used to carry the aluminum extrusion casing and inner packaging materials. The cardboard box must be strong enough to withstand pressure and impact during transportation.
Box corner reinforcement: box corner fixers are used to reinforce the corners of the cardboard box, providing additional support and stability.

3、Packaging of shell products:

Each aluminum extrusion casing is separated and packaged using 0.5-1.0mm thick pearl cotton or sealed with a plastic film. This prevents mutual collision and damage between different aluminum extrusions.
Dividers: Depending on the size of the panel, small ones can be packaged using pearl cotton, blank newspaper, or transparent stretch film.
Chassis-type products: Each component is individually packaged with 0.5-1.0mm thick pearl cotton to ensure the safety of each part.

4、Screw accessories:

During the packaging process, screws required for the set of products are included to facilitate user installation.

5、Outer packaging:

8.0-10mm thick pearl cotton is used as padding inside the cardboard box to provide additional cushioning and protection.
The outer box is made of cardboard, ensuring a sturdy and reliable packaging structure.

The benefits of this packaging approach include:

Providing multi-layer protection to reduce the risk of product damage during transportation.
The choice of inner packaging materials provides sufficient cushioning and protection, minimizing the impact of collisions and vibrations on the product.
Reinforced corners of the outer packaging increase the stability of the cardboard box, preventing damage during transportation.
The use of pearl cotton effectively isolates friction and collisions between different components, maintaining the integrity of the product.
Screws are included in the packaging process for user convenience in using and installing the product.

Through these packaging measures, aluminum extrusion casings are well-protected during transportation and storage, ensuring product quality and integrity, while also providing convenience in use and installation.