The critical importance of choosing a standard carton for fragile items

Types of cartons based on structure and strength (Flute Types)

Single Wall carton: This type of carton has a layer of corrugated cardboard between two layers of flat cardboard. Single-wall cartons are suitable for packing relatively light and low-risk items such as clothes, sheets, or unbreakable decorative items. But for very sensitive items such as glassware, porcelain or electronic devices, they are not enough on their own and must be used with great care and with many protective layers.
Double Wall cartons: These cartons consist of two layers of corrugated cardboard and three layers of flat cardboard. They have a much higher resistance to vertical and lateral pressure and are considered the best option for carrying heavy and breakable items. If you intend to move china service, crystal dishes, thin glasses, or even small and delicate household appliances, choosing Duwall cardboard from Bakhtiari cardboard store is a smart investment to keep your things healthy. They are usually used for packing industrial loads, heavy machinery parts or very bulky and expensive goods, and they are not usually needed for household moves, except in special cases.

Resistance against tearing and scratching: The outer layers of the carton must have sufficient resistance against punctures and scratches to prevent the penetration of sharp objects or even the sharp edges of other devices into the carton.
High weight bearing capacity: The bottom and walls of the carton must be able to withstand the total weight of the items inside without bending, crushing or opening. Duval cartons are usually suitable for bearing weight up to 30-40 kg (depending on the quality of construction).
Standard and practical dimensions: Cartons are produced in different dimensions. For breakable items, it is best to use cartons that are not too large to easily move the items inside, and not so small that there is not enough space for shock absorbing materials. Standard dimensions for containers are usually between 30x40x30 cm and 40x50x40 cm.
Resistance to moisture (reasonable): In the process of handling, there is a possibility of contact with moisture (rain, steam, sweat). Although cartons are not inherently waterproof, higher quality cartons are more resistant to rapid absorption of moisture and lose their strength later.
Printability and labelling: Ability to write specifications, warning signs (such as "breakable") and destination address on the carton, especially in bright, legible colors, to avoid mistakes during loading and unloading is very important. is.

Preliminary covering of each pen: Each breakable piece, be it porcelain, crystal glasses or fine sculptures, must first be individually covered with a layer of bubble wrap. Air bubbles absorb shocks and prevent direct contact of the surface of the device with the walls of the carton or other devices.
Using Void Fillers: The empty space inside the carton is the main enemy of breakable items. These spaces should be completely filled with soft and flexible materials to prevent the items inside the carton from moving. Common options are:

Crumpled packing paper: The most economical option, but should be used in large quantities.
Packing Peanuts: Lightweight and very effective in filling complex spaces.
Packaging foams: For very sensitive and expensive items.

Carton floor: First place a layer of shock-absorbing material (such as crumpled paper or bubble wrap) on the bottom of the carton.
Heavy items on the bottom: Place heavier and larger containers on the first layer and the bottom of the carton. Wrap each container with bubble wrap or plastic wrap.
Vertical stacking of containers: Place flat containers such as plates and dishes vertically in the carton, not stacked horizontally. This method is more resistant to pressure.
Layering with shock-absorbing material: Place a layer of shock-absorbing material between each layer of containers.
Light and delicate items on top: Place lighter and more delicate items on the top layers.
Finishing: After filling all the spaces and making sure that no pen has moved, another layer of material. Put a bumper on the items and close the carton lid.

Clear marking: Write the word "Fragile" or "Fragile" in a large and legible manner on each carton containing breakable items, in red or black marker. Also, specify the correct direction of the cardboard placement with an arrow.

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Porcelain and ceramic dishes: Pack plates vertically with layers of paper or bubble wrap between each. Wrap the bowls and cups first in bubble wrap and then place them in the carton, filling the voids.
Crystal and glassware: These items are extremely sensitive. First, wrap each piece in several layers of thick bubble wrap. Place the glasses vertically by filling their interior with paper or foam. Use shock absorbers between both glasses. Smaller, double-walled cartons are ideal for this purpose.
Electronics: Sensitive items such as monitors, televisions, or game consoles are best shipped in their original packaging. Otherwise, wrap them in lots of bubble wrap, put them in Duval cardboard, and stuff them all around with foam or popcorn so they don't move.