Strength and stability
During transportation, parcels are often stacked on top of each other, so each parcel must be strong enough to withstand pressure.
Resistance to pressure and impact
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Each parcel must withstand static pressure 4–5 times its own weight without collapsing. The box must not compress or deform when other parcels are stacked on top.
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The external parcel must be durable enough to protect both the box and its contents from diagonal drops from a height of 80 cm.
Strength and stability
During transportation, parcels are often stacked on top of each other, so each parcel must be strong enough to withstand pressure.
Resistance to pressure and impact
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Each parcel must withstand static pressure 4–5 times its own weight without collapsing. The box must not compress or deform when other parcels are stacked on top.
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The external parcel must be durable enough to protect both the box and its contents from diagonal drops from a height of 80 cm.
Selecting the right parcel
Selecting the right parcel
- Use sturdy corrugated cardboard boxes with straight edges.
- When lifting the box by its edges, the contents inside should not fall out.
- Do not overload the box—avoid placing more or heavier items than it can safely carry.
Recommendation
It is recommended to use reinforced cardboard corners, which provide additional protection against crushing. This is especially important when shipping fragile or easily damaged items, as parcels are stacked during transportation and experience additional pressure.
Recommendation
It is recommended to use reinforced cardboard corners, which provide additional protection against crushing. This is especially important when shipping fragile or easily damaged items, as parcels are stacked during transportation and experience additional pressure.