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Learning a few secrets of the
trade, you can become an expert and move
anything.
Moving a large, valuable and fragile item that
means a lot to you can be time consuming and
difficult. Whether you are a business or an
individual, it can pay to have a professional
take care of it. Or you learn how the
professionals do it and then do it yourself.
Learning a few secrets of the trade, you can
become an expert and move anything. Be ready for
some surprises, though; the moving industry has
changed a lot over the past few decades. The
invention of high-tech materials has made a big
difference in packing.
In the past, no matter how well large items were
packed, they moved around and settled in their
crates during transport. If they were even
slightly loosely packed, they rubbed and crashed
against the sides of the crate, sometimes
causing it to break open. Even if this didn’t
happen, objects were often damaged.
Then spray-in-place packaging came along. The
object is first covered with a non-sticky
material then enveloped in layers of
polyurethane foam. Next it is slowly lowered
into the crate and the foam is allowed to set.
Any remaining gaps on the sides of the object
are filled in with foam. If a number of crates
are being transported in the same vehicle, foam
can be sprayed between the crates to keep them
from banging against each other.
With spray-in-place foam, your precious cargo
will arrive at its destination in perfect
condition. All you need to do is follow the
procedures for using it to make sure your item
is fully cushioned and protected.
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