Parts, the product packaging fhopepack. (lafayette, Los Angeles) used to have its hands on it, mainly in the field. Employees are vulnerable to injuries, product damage, and productivity declines because of this approach. The process that requires three workers to complete is manual packaging, and even so, the pallet on the packaging side is not always appropriate. Joey Liuwen, general manager of high-tech components, knows what needs to be done to mitigate the current situation, which is to replace the current packaging method. A representative of fpc1 visited him, and the representative especially liked what he saw as the stretch wrapping technique. Because of the purchase of a fpc1, the damage associated with the drop, the damage to the package, and the safety hazard have been eliminated by the high-tech components.

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Since 1987, high-tech components, Inc.), mechanical factory, manufacturer, providing oilfield products and gate valve components, as well as a complete service contract work shop, petrochemical and other industries, these industries are known. More recently, more inventory has been stockpiled by the company, which has to be stored on a pallet rack, and they are placed in high positions, about 20 feet in the air. This has caused some security problems to be triggered, as some components may fall off the pallet and cause a lot of damage to a person.
Other concerns are also serious, such as the risk of injury to employees and the number of employees required for manual packaging. The number of people required for the hand-wracking of high-tech components is usually two: one on the forklift and the other on both sides of the tray. Standing and bending can be very damaging, and it can be very damaging to the back.
“Even if the process is exceptional, in some cases, the proper packaging is not in our possession, because you can’t put enough contractions around the pallet,” Liuwen said.