Wednesday 2 September 2015
Courier Packing Safety
Packing Requisites
Your Parcel Or Courier Packing in Such A way That it Should Not Get Damage Even In Ordinary Care HOW AIRPORT STAFF WILL HANDEL it Click HERE TO SEE VIDEO of YOUR SELF HOW SAFETY YOUR PARCEL
Some quick tips to remember while sending goods via a courier company- Under-filled cartons face the risk of collapsing and overfilled cartons can burst
- If possible, it would be good to wrap the material inside separately, as this will prevent items from getting smashed
- Consider using polystyrene, or alternative as an additional cushioning device
- Use a strong tape around the edges of the boxes, to prevent any kind of damage.If needed, use arrow-up labels
- Pack things in specific transit cartons, that are double walled and robust
- Parcels may be stacked one above the other, so the packaging should be strong enough to handle the pressure during transit.
- Always choose a box that is bigger than the things that needs to be packed, to enable protective packaging inside the box
- Place them in the centre of the carton
- Keep them away from coming in contact with the outside walls of the box
- Surround them with adequate cushioning material
- In case of more than one fragile item, like cups and saucers, cushion around each object, as well as keep cushioning around all of them
- 'Fragile' and 'Handle with care' are clearly only for information
- Make sure they are kept in strong leak proof containers
- Never rely on ‘Fragile’ or ‘Handle with care’ labels as a substitute for careful packaging.
- Use a double wrapping of plastic film as a seal
- Follow the packaging instructions as suggested for delicate and fragile items
- Keep liquid items in separate cartons, dedicated just for them to avoid any leakage and damage to other materials Instructions to follow while writing the Address
- In most cases, a properly formatted address, printed on your computer can be used on the package
- Otherwise, it is also fine to write the full address and other information clearly on the outside of the package
- Use large capital letters and black or dark blue ink
Indian Courier prohibited-items List
Indian Courier prohibited-items List
- Explosives
- Dangerous Liquids/Semi Liquids
- Radioactive Material
- Gases
- Magnetized Material
- Poisonous/Corrosive Material
- Stuffed Toys
- Flammables
- Acatyle benzoyl peroxide solid or solutions
- Aerolein un-inhibited aerosol products/ class of poison A.O.S.
- Air liquid non-pressurised/aluminium dethyl monocholoride
- Alluminium Dross
- Wet Arsine Black Powder Bombs
- Explosive Caps Blasting
- Cholorphin and Methyl Bromide Mixtures
- Cholorphin and Methyl Chloride Mixtures
- Cigarattes self lighter
- Disoprophybenzene Hydroperoxide solution
- Ethyl Acrylete Unhibited
- Explosives or explosive devices
- Fire extinguisher charges
- Fuses
- Detonating Grenade
- Bursting Charge Grenades
- Tear Gas
- Nickel Carbonyl
- Nitric Oxide
- Oxide Spent
- Mines Explosives
- Acetal
- Acetone
- Ammonium Flouride
- Argon
- Gaseous Material
- Formic Acid Fule or aviation turbine engine
- Barium Chlorate benzene
- Burneol
- Calcium Chlorate
- Carbon Dioxide Gaseous or liquified
- Charcoal activated
- Nitrogen Gaesous & Silver Nitrate
- Copper Vyanide
- Crude Oil Petroleum
- Discatyle Diethylamine
- Ether
- Ferric Chloride
- Arsenic Acid Solid.
- Helium Gas
- Hydrochloric and Mixtures
- Lead Nitrate matches
- Safety (Book card or strike box) Malaththion perfumes
- Methanol
- Chloroform
- Hydrogen Liquid
- Hydrogen Sulfide
- Isopropyl Percarbonate stabilised
- Isopropyl Percarbonate unstabilised
- Low Explosives
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