Drumclip is an innovative, globally certified solution – meeting ISTA 3E, EUMOS 40509 and TÜV Rheinland standards for pallet stability, cargo safety, load securing and transport. We’ve explored what these certifications mean for businesses and the benefits they offer.
Step-by-step guidance on how to apply Drumclips to loads. This handy guide demonstrates how to affix Drumclips and secure loads to pallets and trailers, whether using steel or plastic drums.
Sharing the benefits of using net film for transporting horticulture produce like plants or flowers. This specially perforated packaging offers strength and tear resistance while allowing products to breathe.
Sharing the common mistakes businesses make with pallet wrapping, along with advice on how to avoid these mistakes and instead ensure efficient, effective pallet wrapping processes.
Strapping pallets can be an essential but potentially hazardous element of packaging processes. We look at the benefits of the ErgoPack machine, which reduces the physical demand on operatives applying strap to pallets while also increasing operational efficiencies.
Strapping materials allow everything from small cartons to large pallet loads to be secured. Three main types of strapping materials – polyester, polypropylene and steel – are used across all industries and usage types, offering a range of benefits. We explore the best types of strapping for pallets.
Guidance and advice on how to find the best pallet wrapping machine. Looking at the benefits of optimised packaging operations, and the questions to ask to find the best machinery and corresponding stretch film to wrap pallet loads safely and securely.
Pallet stability has become a buzz word within transport and packaging fields, because of drives to improve safety on our roads, reduce damage to products during transit, and for companies to be more responsible.
How EUMOS standards ensure the safe, stable loading of goods ready for transportation.
Even after two years of record growth, the warehousing sector is struggling to keep pace with demand for storage space. We look at the areas worst affected by limited availability, and the sectors driving the demand for warehousing:
