Five inspection standards for House Containers

2023-03-23 00:50:38

Inspection of attachments: inspection of attachments refers to the inspection of the reinforcement and looping state of House Containers, such as the support of pallet Containers, the upper extension structure of flat Containers, and open-shelf containers.

Generally speaking, on routes with less cargo volume, the specifications of House Containers should not be too large. Of course, it also depends on the density of the goods. If there are many light dumped goods in the import and export goods, it is advisable to use large residential containers.

Internal inspection: Internal inspection is to check the inside of the box on six sides, whether there are water leaks, light leaks, stains, water marks, etc.

Door inspection: Check whether the door is in good condition, whether the periphery of the door is watertight, whether the door lock is complete, and whether the door can be opened repeatedly.

Cleaning inspection: Cleaning inspection refers to whether there are residues, pollutants, rusty smell, and moisture in the chamber. If it does not meet the requirements, it must be cleaned or even replaced.

Appearance inspection: Appearance inspection refers to six-sided inspection of the box to see if there are any abnormalities such as damage, deformation, and cracks. On the outside, the service part will be marked if so.