Every item we handle demands a different method of blocking, bracing, and crating.
Sports cars, for example, are very delicate items to transport. They are made to move, and to move fast. But they can’t move inside their crates while being shipped.
In this animated gif you can see, step by step, all the work that goes in the process of preparing an expensive sports car for shipping.
We can expertly pack and crate anything you can throw our way, including environmentally friendly shrink wrapping and corrosion protection. We’ve been developing our own proprietary machinery and equipment for packing and crating for 40 years, and we know what we’re doing. We will take on any challenge.
Whether you are shipping an antique or porcelain piece because it was sold or if you are sending it to your new home, you want to be sure that it arrives in one piece.
The internet has opened up the ability to sell items all over the world. In the not too distant past, the size of your item limited what you could sell on the internet; this is not the case anymore. Shipping heavy and oversize items is a daily occurrence in this global economy. You do not have to pay more for the shipping than you do for the item any longer.
Improper packaging of materials during shipping can result in loss of product inventory due to damage and replacement. This can place a financial burden on the industrial shipping chain. Even worse, when cargo arrives damaged it can harm the relationship between the shipper and receiver. This can be even worse than the cost of replacing an item.