Cardboard/Corrugated Counter Display Boxes Manufacturers

How to stack and store cardboard/corrugated counter display boxes?
Stacked storage of cardboard/corrugated counter display boxes is a space-saving storage method especially suitable for retailers, warehouses and distribution centers. Here are some key points about stacking storage cardboard or corrugated counter display boxes:
STABILITY: Make sure the design of the display boxes allows them to stack stably. This may mean having flat, even surfaces on the bottom and top of each box.
Load-bearing capacity: The display box needs to have enough load-bearing capacity to support the weight of the box above to avoid collapse or damage.
Dimensional Consistency: To maximize space utilization, stacked display boxes are best of the same or compatible sizes, which ensures they are properly aligned and stacked stably.
Stacking Limit: Determine the maximum height of the stack to avoid exceeding the load-bearing limit of the display box or causing safety hazards.
Labeling and Labeling: Each display box should be clearly labeled with product information, dimensions and any special handling requirements for quick identification and management.
Storage Environment: Make sure the storage environment is dry, clean, and away from direct sunlight to prevent the display box from getting damp, deformed or fading.
SAFETY MEASURES: When stacking display boxes, appropriate safety measures should be taken, such as using a forklift or stacker, and ensure operators are properly trained.
Easy Access: Stacking systems should be designed with ease of access in mind so that bottom or middle display boxes can be quickly accessed without dismantling the entire stack.
Prevent Sliding: When stacking display boxes, you can use anti-slip mats or place partitions between boxes to prevent sliding and shifting.
Regular Inspections: Check stacked display boxes regularly to ensure they remain stable and are not damaged or deformed.

How the use environment affects the load-bearing capacity of cardboard/corrugated counter display boxes?
The use environment has a significant impact on the load-bearing capacity of a cardboard/corrugated counter display box. Here are some of the major environmental factors and their impact on the load-bearing capacity of display boxes:
Humidity: A high humidity environment will cause the cardboard to absorb moisture, thereby reducing its strength and load-bearing capacity. Humidity can also cause cardboard to warp and swell, affecting its structural integrity.
Temperature: Extreme temperatures, whether high or low, may affect the physical properties of cardboard. At low temperatures, cardboard can become brittle and brittle; at high temperatures, cardboard can soften and lose its shape.
Light: Prolonged direct sunlight or exposure to strong light may cause the cardboard to fade and become brittle, thereby reducing its load-bearing capacity.
Chemicals: Chemicals, such as acidic or alkaline substances, may react chemically with cardboard, causing it to degrade and lose strength.
Microbes: In some cases, microorganisms, such as mold and bacteria, may grow on the cardboard, causing its structure to weaken.
Mechanical Stress: Frequent handling, stacking and moving may cause physical damage to cardboard display boxes, thereby reducing their load-bearing capacity.
Storage Conditions: Display boxes should be stored away from heavy pressure, sharp edges, and uneven supports, which may cause structural damage.
Stacking method: Incorrect stacking method, such as stacking too high or uneven weight distribution, may result in reduced load-bearing capacity of the display box.
Age: Over time, cardboard display boxes may gradually lose strength and load-bearing capacity due to natural aging.
Design and Manufacturing Quality: Low quality design and manufacturing may result in the display box being more susceptible to damage in harsh environments.