Dunnage packaging

For many years, wood excelsior and paper products dominated the dunnage packaging market. Dunnage here being defined as a packaging material that... 

Dunnage should be used to secure the stacks and its minimum height should be 10cm. which protects the ammunition boxes from dampness, termite infestation and allows proper aeration of the packages in order to ensure long storage life. 

The paint area provides necessary equipment for renovation, painting, and restencilling of dunnage and packaging materials, separating this work area from potentially more hazardous areas. 

The solid residue remaining from ash, fiberglass, and wooden dunnage are evaluated for contamination and are transported to approved landfills. Brine (a by-product waste) is packaged and also sent to approved landfills. There is no water discharge resulting from the incineration process. 

Retention — The use of dunnage, braces, blocks, tie-downs, nets, flanges, stillages, etc., to prevent package movement within or on a conveyance during transport. 

The mechanized workstations for the dunnage fill and carton sealing workstations were designed around the supply chain requirements for surge and seasonal volumes, protective packaging of fragile products, and variable shipping carton dimensions. 

Dunnage refers to inner package containment methods or material that is used to protect the contents of a container from damage. This is done in one of two ways, either by preventing the movement of the contents or by providing a cushioning medium to absorb shocks. 

Dunnage Materials. Polystyrene is used to cushion package contents in three general forms ... 

Dunnage is loose material placed in the package to prevent damage to the contents. 

Dunnage is the name for the materials used in holds and containers to protect goods and their packaging from moisture, contamination, and mechanical damage. 

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