Pallet Stacking
Hard rectangular goods such as wooden, paper, and metal containers are stacked in a single or multi-layered alternating pattern, wrapped with stretch or shrink film.
2. Paper or fiber-based goods are stacked single or multi-layered, sealed with a cross tie band.
3. Sealed metal containers and other cylindrical goods are stacked single or multi-layered, with wooden packaging for reinforcement.
4. Paper and textile goods requiring moisture and water resistance should be stacked in a single or multi-layer crisscross pattern, with additional corner supports for stretch or shrink wrap packaging, and reinforced structures such as cargo covers and separator boards.
5. Single or multi-layer stacking of fragile goods with increased wooden support partition structure: 6. Single-layer vertical stacking of metal bottle cylindrical containers or goods with added cargo frame and lath reinforcement structure: 7. Multi-layer interlaced and compact stacking of bagged goods.
