Careful Packaging is the most crucial components before shipping

A correctly packed shipping box can mean the difference between receiving your package in pristine condition and having it arrive damaged. Learn how to choose a suitable container for packing, secure items against shifting during transport, fill any voids with packaging materials like paper towels or bubble wrap (or both!), line everything up exactly right before closing gaps along alternating sides using tape if necessary so there's no gap at all where water could Pooling Liquid/air leaks through into potential spaces beneath doors sealings causing extensive damage including rust stains which will ruin fine fabrics even quicker than they otherwise would have done had this happened untreated), check inventory counts again once you've filled them because air pockets might

We know that you depend on your packages arriving in perfect condition, and we apologize for any inconvenience caused by poor-quality packaging. If a shipper has used an inadequate box to ship one of our products then there is nothing more than can be done about it as they did not follow proper procedures when packing up their shipment at the factory.

We understand how important this shipping issue is because without impeccable customer service from both ends – receiving party being informed promptly if their order arrives damaged or late while sending side receives appropriate care whenever possible - things would get messy quickly!

You may have a lot of items to ship, but it's important that you pack them safely and with care. Make sure your package can be shipped securely so our couriers don't risk any damages on the way there!

Here’s 4 most crucial elements to a good packaging:

1. Internal Cushioning

For fragile items, it's best to individually wrap so that there is a level of protection between each item. This helps maintain their quality and can prevent damage from contact with other objects in transit during shipping process.

It is important that you prevent your products from touching the edges of their boxes with cushioning materials or filler. We recommend filling in any empty space near an edge, and making sure there isn't anything too close-by so they don't move around during transportation.

2. External Packaging (boxes)

A good box is one that can securely fit your items and still provide adequate cushioning, allow for a 6-centimeter gap from the edge of each side panel to prevent damage during shipping. It should also be large enough so as not make any marks or dents in it when its full of products.

To find out more about how important this detail really is consider what would happen if you tried filling up an empty cardboard container with heavy goods: You might struggle just getting everything inside before something popped through!

3. Sealing

Boxes being damaged during transit is one of the most common causes for damages. If it happens in a truck halfway through an across-country journey, there isn't much anyone can do until they reach their destination and even then some boxes might not have been as lucky with what happened to them by the time they get there so if possible try checking all your packing materials before loading up!

Boxes opening or coming apart has always been known since ancient times when people used baskets instead of jars which would open themselves after use because its design allowed air pressure inside push down on lid leaving no way out without breaking container walls from within first. This method worked well enough back then but once things started getting more advanced – especially around 1800’s

4. Labelling

If you're shipping something fragile, like glassware or porcelain vases made of any material prone to breaking easily in transit then make sure it is clearly labelled with the words "fragile" and instructions on handling. If there are specific precautions one must take while transporting these types if goods ensure they read them before moving onto another step because improper labelling could result not only damaging their product but also endangering