How to make the packing box more solid and firm

[Chinese Packaging Network News] If you want to make wooden crates more durable and sturdy, the quality of the wood itself is crucial. Look out for defects such as knots, splinters, rot, cracks, warping, or insect damage. For export products, any signs of decay or insect infestation must be addressed through fumigation or heat treatment. Selecting high-quality raw materials during production is the most critical step. The wood used in packaging should not have cracks, corrosion, or worm holes. A thickness of about 20mm provides excellent structural strength. However, the presence of knots can significantly affect the stability of the crate—especially if they are located in load-bearing areas.

The size and dimensions of the wooden boards also play a vital role. The packaged items must be securely placed inside to prevent any shifting or looseness. To enhance the strength of wooden crates, proper material selection remains the top priority. In fact, many wooden crates break during transportation due to improper handling during loading and unloading. Using nails effectively and ensuring proper placement and quantity based on the design will help improve the overall durability. Marking the positions and quantities of the nails on the drawings ensures precision and reliability in the final product.

Wooden crates offer excellent protection for goods, with strong resistance to impact and compression. They are robust, highly load-bearing, and visually appealing. These features help prevent damage during transit and protect against water intrusion, making them an ideal choice for safe and reliable packaging solutions.