Packaging Requirements For Exporting Color Developing Substrate ALPS Powder 82611-85-6 In Small Batches

Selection of packaging materials

1. Barrier properties

ALPS is a high-purity chemical that is sensitive to humidity and light. Therefore, packaging materials must have good barrier properties, effectively isolating moisture and light, and avoiding degradation or deterioration of products during transportation and storage.

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2. Strength and toughness

Export transportation involves multiple handling and transportation, and packaging materials must have sufficient strength and toughness to prevent damage during transportation. In addition, the material should have good tear and puncture resistance to ensure the safety of the product during transportation.

3. Sealing performance

The storage conditions for ALPS require sealed storage to prevent the intrusion of air and moisture. Therefore, packaging materials must have good sealing performance to ensure that the product can maintain a relatively stable microenvironment after packaging. Usually, heat sealing or pressure-sensitive adhesive sealing is used to ensure the sealing of the packaging.

Packaging specifications and forms

1. Packaging specifications

ALPS's packaging specifications can be flexibly adjusted according to customer needs and transportation requirements. Common packaging specifications include 10 grams, 50 grams, 500 grams, etc., and larger or smaller packaging can also be customized according to customer needs. When exporting in small quantities, in order to reduce costs and improve transportation efficiency, small-sized packaging is usually used.

2. Packaging form

The packaging form of ALPS can be divided into two parts: inner packaging and outer packaging. The inner packaging usually uses plastic bottles with good sealing properties to directly contain the product; The outer packaging is made of cardboard boxes or plastic drums to protect the inner packaging and facilitate transportation. When choosing outer packaging, its compressive, drop resistant, and moisture resistant properties should be considered to ensure the safety of the product during transportation.

Packaging labeling and documentation

1. Packaging labeling

On the packaging, the product name, specifications, batch number, production date, expiration date, manufacturer and other information should be clearly marked for customer identification and tracking. At the same time, safety warning information of the product should be labeled to remind users and transportation personnel to pay attention to safety.

2. Document preparation

When exporting ALPS, corresponding documents should also be prepared, such as product manuals, quality certificates, inspection reports, etc. These documents not only help customers understand the performance and usage of the product, but also serve as important credentials for customs clearance and transportation safety.

Transportation and storage precautions

1. Transportation conditions

ALPS should be kept at room temperature during transportation to avoid high and low temperature environments. At the same time, the product should be protected from severe vibration and compression to avoid affecting its performance. During transportation, the integrity of the packaging should also be maintained to avoid product leakage caused by packaging damage.

2. Storage conditions

ALPS should be stored in a dry, cool, well ventilated environment, away from direct sunlight and high temperatures. The storage temperature should be controlled between 0-5 ℃ to ensure the stability of the product and extend its service life. At the same time, the sealing of the packaging should be maintained to prevent the intrusion of air and moisture.

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