You may have forgotten the five basic principles of stretching packaging.

You may have forgotten the five basic principles of stretching packaging.

Since the introduction of stretch packaging, stretch packaging has become a dominant group method, and it has become a very regular, but, because it becomes very regular, so a lot of people will ignore the basic principle of stretch packaging. However, the basic principle of stretching packaging is very important. Everyone who needs to stretch wrap to remember.

The process of loading and control is the basic principle of the following 5 basic tensile entanglement. Now, let’s see.

First, work harmonization.

Until the 1970s, companies used separate boxes when loading trucks, a labor-intensive and time-consuming method.

In 1972, L invented the stretch wrapper. Because of the ergonomic and economic benefits of the stretcher, the most widely used material handling method is the product of the stretching film on the tray. Now, a forklift driver wants to load a whole truck, which takes 30 minutes. Now, it doesn’t take a lot of time to load trucks on the floor. Therefore, we can see that many times are saved through the use of stretching packaging, so it is also beneficial to improve work efficiency!

Second, containers.

A container is a capability that has the ability to combine the combined loads together. It can be done in a variety of ways, because it depends on the composition of the load. Now, the most popular way to include a uniform pallet load is to stretch the membrane, as it is available when appropriate and the control of the economy is provided. Do you know anything else that is not so popular? It includes a large “hood” on a tray, a shipping container, or a strap made of metal, polyester, polypropylene or nylon.

Third, project vibration.

For trucks, trains, ships and planes, they are ground zero for vibration and vibration, which is the biggest enemy for a palletized load. Vibration is a destructive force that can be applied to load under load.

 

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