Attention to unidirectional geogrids

The transportation of unidirectional geogrids requires attention to the following aspects:
Packaging: Unidirectional geogrids are usually rolled, folded, or packaged in a complete system. The packaging material should have waterproof, wear-resistant, and tear resistant characteristics to protect the grille from damage.
Transportation tool selection: Select the appropriate transportation tool based on the size, weight, quantity, and shape of the unidirectional geogrid. Usually, trucks, containers, etc. are used for transportation to ensure that the means of transportation have sufficient load-bearing capacity and stability.

Stacking sequence: During transportation, unidirectional geogrids need to be classified and stacked according to their size and shape. Avoid adverse effects such as compression and folding on the grille, and ensure that it remains flat during transportation.
Avoid dampness and exposure to moisture: Unidirectional geogrids need to avoid being exposed to rainwater and high humidity environments during transportation to prevent moisture and loss of their original performance.
Ensure fixation and stability: During transportation, ensure that the unidirectional geogrid is fixed on the transportation vehicle to prevent accidental sliding or falling during transportation.

Attention to protection: Unidirectional geogrids should avoid friction and collision with sharp objects to prevent scratching or damage to the geogrids.
Other precautions: As needed, the name, specifications, quantity, and other information of the goods can be marked on the packaging of the unidirectional geogrid for easy identification and management.
In general, special attention should be paid to the protection and safety of unidirectional geogrids during transportation to ensure that they remain intact and undamaged.