What specific packaging methods are used to ensure the safety of Ballesta products during transportation?

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We employ a standardized multi-layer protective packaging process designed to provide comprehensive transport protection for metal panel products from the factory to the construction site. This process typically includes the following key steps:

1. Surface Film Application: First, a layer of transparent protective film is applied to the decorative surface of each individual panel. The primary function of this film is to prevent the panel surface from being scratched by hard objects or contaminated by dust and stains during subsequent handling, stacking, and transportation.

2. Interlayer Cushioning: When multiple panels are neatly stacked and bundled into a single unit, EPE pearl cotton foam is evenly inserted between each layer of panels. This material effectively absorbs and disperses vibrations and impact forces generated during transit, preventing edge chipping or surface indentations caused by direct hard contact between the panels.

3. External Reinforcement: The bundled panels, now with internal protection, are first fully wrapped in a layer of waterproof or reinforced cardboard as basic external protection. Subsequently, they are placed into custom-made reinforced wooden crates or frames. The wooden crate structure provides solid three-dimensional support for the entire shipment, preventing twisting or deformation. We typically also install dedicated plastic or wooden corner protectors on all external corners of the crate, focusing protection on the edge areas most vulnerable to damage during loading and unloading.