Several Packaging Methods for LED Display Screens

The packaging methods for LED displays can be broadly categorized into cardboard boxes, wooden crates/frames, and flight cases. There are also other types of packaging, such as cable ties, cardboard sheets, pearl cotton, and foam protection, which will not be discussed in detail here. These are essential procedures that factories should perform to ensure proper protection.

Cardboard boxes are typically used to package modules because their dimensions are well-calculated for easy transport and packing, and their weight and size meet cardboard box standards. Flight cases are usually used to store and package LED rental screens. Rental screens are generally larger than LED display modules, and their weight also meets flight case standards. Of course, flight cases are the most expensive, but also the most robust. Finally, wooden crates and frames are usually for single use only. Once used on-site, they are essentially useless, with very few reusable. This is because the materials are not expensive, and labor costs may exceed material costs. Scrap materials are also difficult to sell, so they are only valuable to professionals who specialize in making wooden crates and frames.