If you don t put things in the courier of the cup in the urgent purple sand, it will not be broken,

When the general items are sent to the express, as long as the items inside will not shake and the packaging box is firm enough, there is no problem;

However, it is still recommended that when delivering fragile items, the packaging box should be filled with enough foam, pearl cotton, and vibration-absorbing items in the bubble bag, so that the express items will be protected enough, and it will be enough to let go of the hanging heart!

Generally not, as long as the courier is careful and does not litter...

It's best to have some foam inside, but don't worry, the general courier company will give you new packaging, and SF Express is good.

The more things you pad, the less likely it will break, because the bigger the cushion when you get smashed on the road.

When there are many express goods, it is still used, it is best to pack it compactly, do not let him shake, and the match point can be anti-pressure and anti-impact things, otherwise this fragile thing will not be compensated by the courier company. It's time to ask about the agreement.

Generally it's still a soft thing.,Let it even if there are situations such as encounters.,Not to be damaged.,I don't think the general express delivery will be handled lightly.。。。

Wrap it in thick foam on the outside and it won't be a problem.

Order more soft foam, newspapers and the like, and cushion it;

It's usually filled with old newspapers or something.

It is best to wrap the cup with foam paper, newspaper or something, so that the cup can be kept in case of a small accident.

As long as it's fixed, you can't shake it back and forth, and it's best to pad some foam or something.

Since it is a purple sand cup, it is a fragile item, so wrap it in a little foam. Compare insurance.

Foam shipping on the box is generally not a problem.

It's okay to wrap it in newspaper, but there are some violent couriers in the courier, and there is no way to meet it.

Wrap the pot and cup separately with newspaper, and be careful to wrap it tightly.

The outside of the box is wrapped in two layers of foam plastic paper, pay attention to wrap tightly, and then wrap it with foam and glue it tightly. Note that the 8 corners of the box must be wrapped well. Find another cardboard box and put it in and seal it.

In short: tight.

So after wrapping it, pick it up with both hands, shake it vigorously, and listen to whether there is a shaking sound inside, and if there is a sound, it means that the bag is not good and not tight. Open and repack. If there is no sound, it means that the bag is tightly packed.

Ceramics are expensive to transport. Because it's fragile.

I am from Yixing, and I often give purple clay pots to pot friends. That's how I packed.

We don't give a package for this purple clay pot.

Stuff the pot with soft paper, wrap it in many layers of bubble plastic outside, then put it in a box, and then wrap it in many layers of bubble plastic, so you are not afraid of falling.

I do ceramic crafts. It's packaged like this: the inside is as much foam as possible to wrap the product.

Then the outside is packed in wooden boxes, etc. Wrap as tightly as possible. If there are more gaps in the wooden box, try to fill some soft things to prevent swinging from side to side.

There is also the requirement that you indicate fragile items when you express them.

If you don't sign this overlord clause, the general courier company rarely accepts this, otherwise you will lose money!

You choose a good courier company, and then wrap it in newspaper or foam because it should not be damaged, when sending goods, the courier company generally has a fragile label to help you paste a few more on the arrival, so as to avoid damage in the handling!

The cup and lid are packaged separately, or separated by thick bubble wrap between the two, and then the cup and lid are fixed into the packaging box, filled with bubble wrap around, the gift box is closed and buckled up to ensure that it will not open, if necessary, it is attached with tape, and then a few circles of bubble wrap outside, and then packed in a carton if necessary, so that it will not be broken.

Wrap bubble pads and wrap a few more layers.

The cup to be expressed, will not be broken can be used the following methods:

Wrap the cup completely in 2 3 newspapers first.

Then, place the newspaper wrapped cup completely into the foam.

Glue the outside of the foam again with clear glue.

Put the cups that have been wrapped layer by layer into a small cardboard box, and paste a layer of transparent glue on the outside of the carton.

That way, you won't have to worry about the cup being broken.

I'm selling cups in **, it's very simple, take foam, bread cup 4, wrap up and down, remember to wrap it tightly

The carton box is dotted with foam, newspaper, cushioning, etc., and then the base layer is wrapped in the carton box to set a few more cotton homework books that have been used before, tear them off page by page and roll them into balls.

Put a little more paper packets. Try to wrap it thickly. If you seal another box outside, it won't rot.

Bubble bags, gourd films, and inflatable packaging materials can be used for packaging, which can play the role of cushioning, anti-drop and shock absorption, and the packaging efficiency is very fast. If you need it, you can go to this ** store to see: web link.

There are bubble pads, and one by one the porcelain is wrapped in newspaper, and the box is also stuffed with newspaper.

It is possible to inspect the goods first. If it is broken, it can be rejected.

No, there are usually better protections, don't worry.

No, there are notes on the list, fragile items.

Not necessarily, depending on how the courier's protection work is doing.

Generally not, there are foam ones.

The seller can pack it well.

To pack it well, it's best to have the kind of bubble that can be pressed inside, and I don't know what it's called.

It is not necessary to pack several layers.

Wrap it in foam paper, wrap it up in foam, and use a thicker cardboard box on the outside.

If you can't fold it, you can use two pieces of plywood (thin wooden boards) to clamp the painting, if you are worried about wear, you can pad two more pieces of cloth and fix it with transparent glue, and the express packaging box is a cardboard box, and the area is slightly larger than the painting.

For details, you can ask the courier salesman.

It is best to frame it with wooden strips, and it is generally the case for oil paintings to be mailed, whether there is any other way, and other friends have introduced it more.

The cartridge is an ideal package, our company helps others to send this kind of thing, I am a courier in Yuelu District, Changsha, if you are in Yuelu District, I can help you handle.

You want you to pack it well and tell the courier that it is fragile when you ship it. They'll help you with fragile labels

You can use any mail, the express delivery is faster, pay attention to the packaging, and use some foam like the inside of the TV

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