Packaging Systems - Pallet Patterns

We have all experienced frustrating situations where our product has been damaged while traversing the supply chain. Often our first instinct is to look at the package design for a solution. While that may help, the solution may lie in simply reconfiguring your pallet pattern.
In this video blog from Assembly Services and Packaging, we illustrate how modified pallet patterns can be utilized to protect your product.
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[@andrejromic99]

Its really easy when the boxes are the same size. My work almost never has such perfect sized boxes. We get bigger challenges by shipping items without a perfect shape.

[@jdrudolfp2]

Thanks. It helps to understand the unseen working of forces due to external influence.

[@aaronvancleave9212]

I need more practice my stacks sucked today

[@TimpBizkit]

I saw one site said to stack in columns, which while increasing compression strength if you put pallets on top of one another, it makes them weaker when forklift trucks and lorries move them. You are reliant on the strength of the stretch wrap which may suffice for packets of crisps but water or cement bags is a different matter. The site also missed one problem with the column stack is that although putting corner to corner is theoretically stronger from a "straight down" load, boxes can fail in a bending "rickets" type fashion if a side or corner gives out.

[@AnchorNJS]

This was great. Thanks.

[@haly9245]

Thank you very much! Great Video :D

[@frankiea5837]

It’s all about the layout of the warehouse to get perfect stacking of the pallets

[@ericmsandoval]

Facts

[@rensu3655]

Great experience，Thank you

[@christopherbell7159]

I need to see how it's done

[@bryanjason6581]

This is very educative thank you and God bless you

[@hanahjishak5214]

Sharing is caring. Good info. Well done.

[@josephchacko701]

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[@DarrenNeupert]

I can confidently assert that you can lose upwards of 50% of the stacking strength when using alternating layers. Column stack for strength. Use layer separator pads every nn layers for stability.

[@brahmcdude685]

wow. incredible.

[@souslicer]

Are you still around? Are you able to provide computer vision solution

[@miamiwax5504]

are there places that palletize your your shipment for you?

[@noraisya8027]

Brilliant. I am looking for a solution for my palletizing method. Is it possible to let aeration btwn carton?

[@cocoyao6759]

It can use stretch hood wrapper! More stable and well protect. For more information, you can contact me directly! Whatsapp & Tel: [phone] Email: [e-mail]

[@laurenferreira9943]

Nice video! I need to translate the names of palletizing patterns (chimney style, for example) and I just can't find them! Can you give a hand or tell me where I can do so? Tks in advance!

[@cocoyao6759]

Are you looking for stretch hood wrapper? Welcome to contact me! Whatsapp & Tel: [phone] Email: [e-mail]

[@jelioophelia1120]

That one was easy. What about when you have hundreds small boxes with different size... what do you do?

[@williamnettleton3413]

Shorter stacks, wrapped, flat cardboard on bottom and top also helps secure it.

[@americanstonee-learning4637]

What are the dimensions of the boxes?

[@bartoszbodzon8967]

Question, at 3:38, how would you be able to scan the boxes with the labels facing inside? Thanks

[@kevinhannessen6559]

I think i got this exact solution what you are looking for see video; kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZqtpaekg7uCi9E

[@siddharthajain5356]

I guess the Solution for this is Ultra High Frequency RFID Tags which has all the information and can be scanned even from outside and some distance. Just do some research.

[@kwunmeichan8013]

Where can I buy the building toys you showed in the video? They are useful for planning a pallet of goods.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

its just jenga blocks

[@cargoviation4181]

Dear asapwi, With your due permission can i use your video not any of your audio part for my youtube channel. Just the some part of your video i will give credit in descrition. Thanks

[@babupulikkotkaran7158]

Great..

[@Only1Jenda]

How do you pack packages that prevail many different size boxes of mail innovation? It's always like a game of Tetris so packages are always returned

[@Joyce-bq2gy]

I use a wrap machine and the problem just solved, though the machine is a little expensive for me, it's cheap in the Amazon.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@Joyce-bq2gy wrap machine ? do it manually its faster cheaper and uses less space

[@user.921]

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[@MAGAMAN]

You guys need to work on your script reading, but still good information.

[@pablop9495]

Overlapping brick pattern is not good... A big key is that at least one face of each box should be available for labeling

[@williamnettleton3413]

It can be used for overstock pallets where one sku is on the entire pallet, qty of boxes is marked on inventory and pre stickered where you don't need to see it all the time.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@williamnettleton3413 yh in retail a pallet can have 200+ cases on it all different items but the pallet label is coded and databased to whats on it who picked and wrapped it etc

[@williamnettleton3413]

@@girlsdrinkfeck yes and this is done a lot as long as the software and shipper who made the pallet does it and uses it. If the distributer or manufacturer doesn't do it then it won't matter. And depending on how it's labelled their is a potential for losing that label that accounts for the product. Especially if you can't label the product box directly.

[@chevy457]

What, if the boxes are of different sizes?

[@Jeremiah-bo4ml]

All my boxes are different sizes

[@ppvplug3940]

Sourabh Bankar they should teach you patterns, if they’re not teaching you. They’re not doing their job. It took me like 2 months to learn all the patterns.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

use your initiative is how, cant believe there are videos on such basic crap like this u should learn as a 16 yr old in ya first job

[@KillerSkullX]

Looking for fast stacking for incentive pay...

[@JerfCycles]

KillerSkullX same

[@CS-xn6vb]

Just get a new job. It’s a terrible job

[@blackirish4416]

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[@cratepalletbidifu]

Good, We produce plastic pallet!

[@user-cs6bg4zp5q]

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