Containerized goods loading and transporting shelves

Abstract

The invention relates to a cargo shipping method for a container, comprising the procedures that firstly, binding the cargo by ropes; secondly, enwrapping the bound cargo with plastic film; thirdly, packing the enwrapped cargo and fixing on a bracket; fourthly, putting the cargo bracket in the container; fifthly, loading the packed cargo on the cargo shelf of the container. The goods shelf comprises at least an upper frame, a middle frame, a lower frame and a folding bracket which integerates the upper frame, the middle frame and the lower frame and makes the three frames adjoin with each other or depart in certain distance. The invention has the advantages of avoiding use of wooden frame, saving timber and avoiding the timber processing before and after transportation, and preventing therelative shift of small goods effectively due to the creative use of the plastic film to enwrap the cargo.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cargo shipping method and device, in particular to a container cargo shipping method and a shipping rack used for the method. Background technique [0002] In the process of transporting goods in containers, because the container needs to go through a long period of bumps to reach the destination, it is necessary to properly package the goods before loading the goods into the container. Reasonable stacking should be carried out to ensure that the goods are intact during transportation. [0003] For stone products and other bulky, heavy and easily damaged goods, wooden frames are usually used for packaging to facilitate shipment and stacking without damaging the goods. However, the use of wooden frames for packaging requires a large amount of timber, resulting in a serious consumption of timber resources in our country. On the other hand, wooden frame packaging requires fumigation treatment during export to prevent the spre...

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However, the use of wooden frames for packaging requires a large amount of wood, resulting in a serious consumption of wood resources in our country

On the other hand, wooden frame packaging requires fumigation treatment when exporting to prevent the spread of pests and diseases, which increases packaging costs and reduces transportation efficiency

Furthermore, the handling of the wooden frame as packaging is also a difficult problem for the party receiving the goods

[0004]In addition, the goods in the wooden frame are only bound with ropes, the ropes are easy to loosen, and the small pieces of goods tend to move relative to each other and collide with each other, resulting in damage to the goods

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