Packing and Container Loading Guide
Plated hardware is easy to damage and easy to protect. The packing method matters as much as the part.
Bagging
Each piece goes into a poly bag. This is the single most effective step against scratching, because plated and metallized surfaces mark when parts rub in a moving carton.
Cartoning
Sets are counted into cartons against the pack list. Carton data is published per model, for example ten sets per carton at 60 x 45 x 39 cm on some corner sets.
Bars packed separately
Steel bars are packed on their own. Loose bars in a carton of mouldings will mark the finish before the container reaches port.
Knock down items
Knock down casket parts are packed flat, and loading quantities are published for several models so container planning can be done in advance.
On arrival
Open one carton from each model first, check finish and count against the pack list, and photograph anything wrong before the rest is moved into stock.
What To Take Away
- Individual bagging is what protects the finish.
- Check carton dimensions against your racking.
- Keep steel bars away from plated mouldings in transit.
- Inspect one carton per model before unloading the rest.
Parts Discussed in This Guide
KDS001
1mm Iron Sheet Casket Parts KDS001 Assemble Metal Casket Nature Color
1mm Iron Sheet
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Swing Bar B
American Design High Quality Plastic Wholesale Coffin Handle Exquisite Decoration B
PP Recycle Or ABS With Steel Bar And Zamak Lugs
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Flower01( F01)
ABS Plastic Funeral Coffin Accessories Flower European Style Coffin Accessories PF01
Plastic
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PF20(Casket base)
Multicolor European Coffin Accessories High Quality PP Coffin Base/Feet PF20
Plastic
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Related categories: Casket Parts, Coffin Accessories, Coffin Corner
Questions About Your Own Specification
Send the model or the drawing you are working from and you will get a direct answer, not a brochure.