Packaging Designed Around Transportation Conditions

Touch displays, touch panels, and cover glass products are sensitive to vibration, compression, and impact during transportation. Protection therefore involves more than selecting a carton or adding foam material.

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Transportation Conditions Can Affect Display Products

Display products may pass through multiple handling and transportation stages before reaching the installation site. During shipment, packaging structures may need to withstand several external conditions.

Continuous Vibration

Long periods of movement during sea or land transportation.

Repeated Handling

Multiple loading and unloading operations during logistics transfer.

Stacking Pressure

External force from stacked cartons or surrounding cargo.

Impact Events

Sudden movement caused by drops or handling impacts.

Environmental Changes

Changes in transportation and storage conditions.

For glass-based products and touch assemblies, these conditions may introduce mechanical stress during shipment.

Potential risks:
Cover glass cracks
Surface scratches
Edge damage
Structural deformation
Touch component damage

Packaging Structures Vary by Project

Each shipment has different protection requirements. Instead of using a standard packaging configuration, the structure is selected according to the product, transportation method, and shipment conditions.

Factors that may influence packaging structures:
Product dimensions and weight
Display or glass configuration
Shipment quantity
Transportation methods
Shipping distance

Customer packaging requirements

The resulting packaging configuration may combine different internal supports, cushioning materials, cartons, pallet structures, or wooden cases depending on project requirements.

Packaging Structures Vary by Project - FANNAL

Packaging Structures Vary by Project - foam cotton - FANNAL

Inside the Package

Packaging structures vary according to product type and dimensions.

TFT LCD & Touch Displays

Protection structures may include:

✓ Individual product separation
✓ Foam cushioning materials
✓ Surface protection layers
✓ Internal movement restriction

Products are positioned to reduce direct contact and unnecessary movement inside the package.

Small-Size Products

Protection structures may include:

✓ Dedicated plastic trays
✓ Individual positioning slots
✓ Product spacing control

✓ Vacuum pumping of product packaging

Each product is placed in a separate cavity to maintain spacing during transportation.

Cover Glasses

Protection structures may include:

✓ Reinforced wooden packaging
✓ Additional cushioning materials
✓ Internal protective separation

Additional structures may be used where glass products require increased protection during shipment.

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External Packaging Structure

External packaging is designed to maintain package stability during handling and transportation.

Details of a Double-layer Corrugated Cardboard Box

Wrap Film Completion Status

Corner Protection Board

Strap Fixing Details

Cross Reinforcement Details With Straps

Wooden Pallet

Completed Bulk Pallet

Packaging structures may include:

Double-wall corrugated cartons
Wooden pallet support
Reinforced edge boards
Strapping structures
Multiple layers of stretch wrapping

Edge boards are positioned before straps are applied so that pressure is distributed through the structure instead of concentrating directly on carton surfaces.

Transportation Simulation Testing

Packaging alone doesn't guarantee safety. We use transit simulation testing to evaluate structural integrity and identify potential weaknesses before final shipment.

Testing conditions may include:
Continuous vibration
Repeated movement cycles
Impact conditions
Package integrity evaluation

Container Loading

Loading arrangements can also influence transportation stability during international shipment.

Loading & Unloading Platform: Pallets are arranged to maintain stability during transportation.

Pallet Positioning: Roof design, Rainproof.
Space Planning: Cargo spacing is organized to reduce unnecessary movement.
Load Distribution: Weight distribution is considered during loading.
Transportation Method: Loading arrangements adjusted according to shipment conditions.

Discuss Packaging Requirements for Your Project

Transportation requirements can vary according to product structure, shipment methods, and installation environments.

Contact our team to discuss packaging arrangements for your display or touch project.

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