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Returns of Damaged Goods? You Need the Right Edge Protectors for Shipping

Whether goods and products are being transported from the dispatcher between a business-to-business or between a business-to-user, the goods must arrive in pristine condition at the customer. Damaged goods mean that it is impossible to sell the products because they are unusable and therefore unacceptable. Damaged products are wasted money. Edge protectors to can be used when shipping your goods and products – they are a solution to these problems. The Value of An Edge Protector The primary use of temporary edge protectors is to reduce the incidence of damaged goods during shipping. A survey of wholesalers and retailers, sponsored by the Food Marketing Institute and the FMI/GMA alliance, found that damaged foods accounted for 43.3% of their unsaleable goods. In addition, shipping edge protectors created the following responses in customers: Customers are likely to remain loyal to suppliers because of their positive customer experience. Customers believe businesses are paying less attention to service. Using edge protectors demonstrates your attention to detail. Most customers have decided not to make additional purchases because of poor experiences. Edge protection solutions reduce the possibility of poor experiences. What Is an Edge Protector? Edge protectors are rigid angles that: Reinforce the edges on the corners, tops and bottoms of boxes. They may do the same to protect the corners of stacked containers. They may reinforce the interior corners of containers. They protect against the stress and friction of straps and restraints. What Does an Edge Protector Do? Packaging, shipping and logistics: The most vulnerable places on packages are at the edges of containers. When lifted, moved, and shipped, packages of all sizes will collide, fall and/or shift. Edge protectors are the most efficient, simple and reliable way to: Protect the edges, Strengthen boxes, Facilitate stacking, and Protect against strapping. Edge Protector Applications Unitizing: When product containers are palletized, edge protectors stretched across the top edges all around will keep the stack configured as a column. Stacking: Edge protectors at the vertical edges permit layers of stacks depending on the weight of the product, the weight of the pallet and the means to secure the corner boards. Internal Support: Edge protectors support containers at the inside corners. These supports reduce the amount of corrugation in the boxing material. Strap Protection: Cables and strapping are used to keep stacks secure and in place. Ironically, the tension used can damage the containers they are meant to protect. Placement of corner boards at vertical and horizontal edges accept and redistribute that tension and pressure. For more information on Edge Protectors for sale and shipping solutions, contact us now!

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How to Prepare and Pack Electronic Goods for Shipping

Electronic goods are fragile items and should be treated as such. This being said, most electronic goods get damaged during transit due to being incorrectly packed. Here are a few tips and tricks on how to correctly package your electronic goods for shipping. Use the Original Packaging The best way to pack an electronic device is by using the original box that it was sent in. It is the safest too. As an extra security measure, the original packaging should be placed in a second, bigger cardboard box. It is important not to leave any empty spaces inside. Filling the space with polystyrene or foam chips is advised. Correct Preparation The device should be disassembled where possible, placing each separate component into its own plastic bag. The device should be turned off or disabled during transit. The buttons of the device should be taped as an added safety measure. Shipping corner protectors should then be applied to the boxes, or if they are to be palletized, pallet corner protectors should be used to prevent shock-damage from falling. Internal Packaging When sending small electronics, using packing peanuts and placing them between the items stops them from bumping into each other when in transit. Since foam peanuts sometimes stick to the electronics, you should use other cushioning materials such as bubble wrap or even thin blankets. When you pack electronic devices, use as much cushioning material as necessary. This will prevent the items from sliding around. Sealing The box should be sealed thoroughly by using thick tape – both horizontally and vertically. Then gently shake to make sure the items don’t shift around. Shipping corner protectors can be applied to each box individually. For larger shipments, industrial corner protectors would be more suitable. Corner-Edge Products Ltd. specializes in creating the best corner protectors to ensure your product arrives at its destination unscathed. For more information, contact us now  

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