Packaging Guideline
A good packaging can withstand 2 meters of free fall, and 30 kg of pressure acting on it


Internal
Internal Packaging - Leave No Space

Leave no space. It is important to completely fill empty space within the box to avoid contents moving during transit which can cause damage to both contents and box

Internal Packaging - Fill Gaps With Void Filler

Place void filler on the base of the box then around the item you are shipping. Ensure there are no gaps for movement

Internal Packaging - Filling materials

Choose suitable void filling materials that provide sufficient support for the weight of the shipment contents. Some materials may sink or deflate under the weight of the content which may eventually leave empty space inside the box

Internal Packaging - Wrap & Dividers

Wrap items individually and use dividers

Internal Packaging - Avoid Individual Items Making Contact

Avoid damage caused by individual items making contact during transit, especially when items are stacked

Internal Packaging - Insert Loose Items Into Container

Small or loose items should be placed in an inner container or plastic bag to avoid the items separating during transportation

External
External Packaging - Bubble Wraps

Wrap extra layers of bubble wrap (suggesting three layers) around the packaging to absorb the impact when collision occurs

External Packaging - Seals

A good seal helps to protect your package during transit. Use pressure sensitive tapes such as polypropylene tape (brown plastic tape), vinyl adhesive tape (electrical tape), or fiber reinforced paper tape (duct tape) to seal your package

External Packaging - H-Taping

Ensure all seals are sealed using the H-taping method