Introduction to Wooden Cases for Dangerous Goods Packaging
Wooden cases for dangerous goods are special packaging containers designed and manufactured in strict accordance with international and national regulations on the transport of dangerous goods. They are mainly used for the safe packing, storage and transportation of hazardous materials such as chemicals, batteries, flammable liquids, corrosive substances, explosives and compressed gases.
These cases are usually made of plywood, solid wood or composite wood materials, featuring high strength and good pressure resistance. To meet the standards for dangerous goods transport, they must pass strict performance tests including stacking test, drop test, vibration test and leakage test.
Main features:
High structural strength and strong impact resistance
Good sealing and moisture-proof performance
Compliant with international standards such as UN, IATA and IMDG
Equipped with reinforcement, lining and fixing devices to prevent collision and damage
Marked with dangerous goods labels, UN numbers and handling instructions
Common types include plywood dangerous goods cases, solid wood dangerous goods crates, heat-treated wooden packaging and fumigation-free export boxes. They are widely used in road, railway, sea and air transportation of dangerous goods.