Glass, Porcelain picture frames, Clocks, Mirrors
Bubble wrap, double boxing
Bubble wrap items individually with cushioning Add orientation and fragile labelling Soaps, Spray bottles, Lotions
Poly-bag box wrapping
For liquids without double seal, tighten the lid, wrap the container in a fully sealed strong plastic bag or plastic sheet and tightly seal all the seams Apparels, Fabric, Textile
Towels, Clothing, Purses
Poly-bag box wrapping
Place the unit in a transparent poly-bag to protect to protect it from damage due to dust and dirt Pack the unit in a six-cornered corrugated box Mobiles, MP3 players, Camera, Electric shavers
Bubble wrap, poly-bag double boxing
Batteries or cells must be separated to prevent short circuit Any devices with installed batteries must be turned off during transport Small cell bubble sheet, could be used for additional protection Double boxing with sufficient cushioning could be used to ensure no damage to the product Teething rings, Toy weapons, Exposed toys
Poly-bag box wrapping
Units that are not contained in a sealed, six-edged package, must be placed in a sealed poly-bag. Paperback/Hardcover
Jiffy bags or padded envelopes, ¼ bubble sheet or craft paper
Small cell bubble sheet can be used to ensure surface protection and scuffing resistance Additional packaging in jiffy bags or padded envelopes or corrugated boxes may be needed depending on size Scissors, Tools, Knives
Box packing, Bubble wrap blister packing
Use blister packing whenever possible Wrap the unit in protective bubble wrap and further pack it in a side-edged corrugated box