To prepare a Double-end Saw for shipment, vulnerable parts are wrapped in moisture-resistant film and cushioned with pearl cotton. Custom protective corners add support around exposed areas, while a reinforced fumigated wooden case forms the outer layer. Rust inhibitors and desiccants are also used to help reduce the effects of humidity and salt spray during ocean transport.
\nThe packaging is intended to withstand the handling conditions associated with long-distance export, including vessel movement, port lifting, and repeated transfers. Drop, compression, and vibration tests are conducted as part of the stated packaging process.
\n\nPrecision machine heads, electrical control panels, and finely machined guide rails receive focused protection. Waterproof film helps guard against moisture, pearl cotton absorbs impact, and custom-fitted protective corners help shield vulnerable edges and surfaces.
\nA reinforced fumigated wooden case protects the machine during handling and transit. Rust inhibitors and desiccants are included to help limit exposure to moisture and salt spray, particularly on sea freight routes.
\n\nBefore dispatch, the packaging is checked through simulated drop, compression, and vibration testing. These evaluations are intended to assess how the packed equipment may respond to common transport stresses.
\nA separate inspection takes place before container loading. The team checks the machine and compares spare parts, consumables, and matching tools with the order. Quantity, visible condition, packaging, and shipping documents are reviewed, and surfaces and protective materials are checked for damage or signs of dampness. Any outstanding issues are addressed before the container is sealed and loaded.
\n\n| Stage | Packaging or check | Intended purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Component protection | Waterproof film, pearl cotton, and custom protective corners | Help protect precision parts from moisture and impact |
| Outer packaging |
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