Container fixing method: The key to ensure the safety and stability of goods

In international logistics, the fixing of containers is to ensure the safety and stability of goods during transportation. The following are some common container fixation methods:

1. Container internal fixation: The goods can be fixed inside the container by using wooden or plastic pallets, wooden brackets, air bags, fillers, etc. These fixtures can form a stable structure inside the container, preventing the cargo from moving or tilting during transportation.

2. Locks and seals: Containers are usually equipped with locks and seals to ensure that the container is not illegally opened or tampered with during transportation. These locks and seals are usually provided by logistics companies or shipping companies and installed and removed by the relevant personnel.

3. Binding and ropes: The goods can be bound using ropes and binding straps to secure the goods inside the container. These lashes can pass through the cargo laterally or longitudinally and are connected to the fixed points of the container to ensure the stability of the cargo.

4. Anti-slip mat and anti-roll rack: In order to prevent the goods from sliding or rolling during transportation, anti-slip mat or anti-roll rack can be laid at the bottom of the container. Non-slip pads are usually made of rubber or other non-slip materials, which can increase the friction between the cargo and the container and prevent the cargo from sliding. The anti-roll rack can be placed on both sides or four corners of the goods to prevent the goods from rolling during transportation.

5. Hook and latch: The internal wall of the container is usually equipped with fixed devices such as hook and latch. The goods can be attached to these fixtures using fixtures such as ropes or straps to ensure the stability of the goods.

It is necessary to choose the appropriate fixing method according to the characteristics of the goods and the mode of transport. When fixing goods, ensure that they are firmly fixed, evenly distributed, that protective materials are used appropriately, and that relevant safety regulations and guidelines are followed. In addition, it is recommended to consult and guide with a professional logistics company or packing personnel before the container is fixed to ensure that the goods can be safely transported to the destination.