Additional Information
Preserve Pallet Integrity with “Do Not Break Down Skid” Labels
If goods have been carefully packed onto a pallet (skid), breaking it apart prematurely could cause disorganization, loss of product, or even damage to inventory that is sensitive. The label “Do not Break Down Skid”, which is clearly visible, provides instructions on how to keep the pallet intact during transit and storage. This is a vital tool to maintain load integrity and streamline warehouse operations.
Clear and Conspicuous Messaging
This pallet integrity label, with its bold and legible printing, is hard to miss. The label warns employees and freight handlers to not dismantle a skid before it reaches the designated point. The label is designed with a strong adhesive that bonds well to cardboard, shrink wrap, plastic and wood.
These labels are particularly useful for multiple-item shipments and export crates. They can also be used to organize or balance inventory throughout the logistics chain.
Use Complementary Labels to Enhance Your Shipping Strategy
Many shipping professionals combine these labels and additional handling instructions to reduce mishandling. If your shipment is sensitive to vertical pressure as well, adding a warning against top-loading and compression can protect it further.
It’s a good idea for goods tightly wrapped with stretch film to add a tag that prevents the film from being removed. This will ensure full load stability up until unpacking is done at the destination.
Improve efficiency and reduce errors
Skids that are broken down too soon can cause delays in repacking, lost items or expensive damage, especially during cross-docking and last-mile deliveries. You can avoid confusion by using labels that are clearly labeled and have a specific purpose. This will ensure your loads arrive safely and intact.
Ampac Supplies helps businesses keep control of their logistics by providing high-performance labels for pallet handling and tools to prevent damage. You’ll find reliable solutions here for export packaging and warehousing necessities that will keep your shipments moving.
