Stacking Requirements For Palletized Goods

Reasonably determine the way the goods are stacked on the pallet based on the type of goods, the quality of the goods carried on the pallet and the size of the pallet. The load-bearing surface area utilization rate of the pallet should generally not be less than 80%. There are the following requirements for the stacking of palletized goods:
1. Hard rectangular goods such as wooden, paper and metal containers are stacked in single or multiple layers and packed with stretch or shrink film;
2. Paper or fiber goods should be stacked in single layers and multi-layered, and sealed crosswise with strapping tape;
3. Sealed metal containers and other cylindrical goods should be stacked in single or multiple layers, and wooden cargo covers should be reinforced;
4. Paper products and textile goods that need to be protected against moisture, water, etc. should be stacked in single or multiple layers in a staggered manner, and stretch or shrink film packaged goods should add corner supports, cargo cover partitions and other reinforcement structures;
5. Fragile goods are stacked in one way or in multiple layers, and wooden support partition structures are added;
6. Metal bottle-type cylindrical containers or goods are stacked vertically in a single layer, and the cargo frame and slats are added to reinforce the structure;
7. Bags of goods are stacked in multiple layers, staggered and compacted.