HVAC goods may include lightweight but bulky duct sections, metal elbows and fittings. Packaging should preserve shape and support safe handling in storage and transport.
This guide provides general packaging information. Validate critical applications with representative trials and supplier instructions.
Assess volume and edges together
Plan duct and fitting dimensions against the carton or bundle. Thin sheet-metal edges can puncture packaging, so use suitable edge guards and interleaves. Do not exceed manufacturer limits for compressing flexible ducts.
Group different components separately
Pack duct sections, hanging hardware and small fittings separately to prevent metal parts from scratching coated surfaces. Void fill should limit movement without deforming duct openings.
Outer protection and shipment
Avoid pallet overhang and weak lower layers when stacking bulky cartons. Use an outer film or cover only when suitable for the product and conditions. In delivery trials, check crushing, edge punctures and missing fittings.
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Frequently asked questions
How can sharp metal edges be protected?
Select suitable edge guards and interleaves, then trial the package for puncture and abrasion using the actual component.
Should lightweight ducts go in cartons?
Depending on geometry and delivery conditions, cartons, protective wrapping or pallet restraint may be assessed.