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SHI PERS INTERNATIONAL (123) 456-7890 5TH FL OR 1 50 W ANYWHERE STR ET PHOENIX AZ 85027-3129 SHIP TO: SHIPPERS INTERNATIONAL 12 LBS (123) 456-7890 5TH FL OR 1550 W ANYWHERE STR ET PHOENIX AZ 85027-3129 JOHN SMITH (987) 654-3210 ABC COMPANY BUILDING 3 FLOOR 4 123 MAIN STREET SHIP TO: JOHN SMITH (987) 654-3210 ABC COMPANY 12 LBS 1 OF 2 42084170 672 1 OF 2 12 LBS JOHN SMITH (987) 654-3210 ABC COMPANY BUILDING 3 FL OR 4 123 MAIN STR ET SHI PERS INTERNATIONAL (123) 456-7890 5TH FL OR 1 50 W ANYWHERE STR ET PHOENIX AZ 85027-3129 SHIP TO: 1 OF 2 42084170 672 Special Packaging Needs If you ship the following items, consider their special packaging needs: Irregularly shaped items and bare metals: Tape the address label on a flat surface of the item being shipped. Cover the label with clear tape. Do not use “flying tags.” Blunt all sharp or protruding edges with taped-on, corrugated cardboard pieces. Protect the surface of the item as needed. An Additional Handling Charge will apply. Fabric and wallpaper: Rolled goods travel best when shipped in corrugated boxes. If a fabric or wallpaper roll is shipped in a bag, it is recommended to use a bag with a minimum thickness of six mils. Make sure the bag is tightly wrapped and taped against the roll to reduce the risk of tearing. A tail on an item shipped in a bag must be compressed to the body of the item using tape. Place the address label on a flat surface of the item being shipped. Place duplicate address labels inside cores or between top layers of material. An Additional Handling Charge may apply. Tires: Apply a wide band of pressure-sensitive tape through the center and completely around the body of the tire so that the tape is attached to itself. Attach your address label to the tape band where it covers the tread. Cover the entire label with clear tape. An Additional Handling Charge will apply. BUILDING 3 FLOOR 4 123 MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY UT 84170-6672 UPS GROUND ;; ;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;; SALT LAKE CITY UT 84170-6672 UPS GROUND UT 841 0-00 TRACKING #: 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 UT 841 0-00 420841706672 TRACKING #: 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 SALT LAKE CITY UT 84170- 672 UT 841 0-00 UPS GROUND TRACKING #: 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 10
An accelerometer was The attached resultant to g-force the front levels Requested of the are CRT as By: follows and John the (drops Doe monitor 1-6): was packaged in District: SNE the original packaging and subjected to instrumented drop testing. The monitor was dropped Region: Northeast in its normal orientation Drop (drops No. 1D-2D) N 2 Pressure and in a vertical g-force orientation (screen facing downward, drops 1E-2E) with the following 1 results: 110 PSI Product: 12 Computer Monitor – Model 123XYZ 2 165 PSI 19 Breakage of the monitor (breakage defined as the Package Weight: 37 pounds Factory Package: Yes 3 210 PSI 23 Test Laboratory monitor being unable to be powered up) occurred Drop No. Height g-force 51-53 Drop Kenosia No. Avenue 4 300 Number PSI of Items: 33 1 Height g-force Capacity: N/A Danbury, CT at 06810 the 48 g-force level. A second monitor was tested 1D 24" 5 350 36PSI 39 1E to narrow the 24" g-level at which 24 damage can occur. 2D 30" 6 400 Container 46PSI Style: 48 Regular 2E The results Slotted 30" are Container as follows (RSC) 36 (drops 1B-3B): Normal Orientation Certification: 51 ECT Vertical Orientation Drop No. N 2 Pressure g-force Corrugation: Vertical Based CB-flute on the fragility testing results, damage can 1B 220 PSI Testing Information Test Control Mfg’s Number: Joint: 26 Glued expect to occur at approximately 40 g’s in its normal 2B 310 PSI An inspection 35 4952149 Closure: Wide shipping Crown Staples orientation (Bottom) on a / 2" bottom PS Tape panel (Top) drop. International Safe Transit Association 3B 350 Additional PSI of the interior Testing 40 Application: Performed Multiple (Bottom) / Multiple (Top) (ISTA) Project 1A Compression: components Dimensions: No Vacuum: 21 x 19.75 No x 20 (L x W x D, inches, OD) Vibration Time: minutes A wooden Bridged mold was Impact: fabricated of the Nomonitor Other: simulate N/A Torque: the monitor No being Frequency: CPM shipped in a vertical ECT: position revealed No and that Environmental: was subjected to Nofragility testing Drop Height: inches with the following Burst: results a heat Nosink Climatic: No Packaging (drops Description 1C-4C): No. Of Drops: Burst Results: (yellow N/Aarrow) The is monitor positioned is contained in a poly bag and centrally Results Drop No. N Testing was terminated 2 Pressure located close within proximity g-force the shipping container by four molded 1C 350 expanded PSI to the CRT. polystyrene 41 (EPS) after edge the 4th protectors drop. The positioned See Appendix A for comments and recommendations. 2C 450 along PSI During the no. shipment 1-5, 52 1-6, 3-5 monitor and 3-6 was edges. able to A molded be 3C 550 EPS PSI in plank its normal is positioned 64 between powered the up, gimbal however and monitor 4C 700 casing. PSI An instruction 82 manual the color and pattern power cord was are also orientation, downward movement of the packaged monitor can create a cantilever effect which contained in separate poly disrupted bags. as shown in the following example: can cause the CRT to come into contact with the heat sink and crack the circuit board. It is recommended that a diagnostics test be performed on the circuit board containing the heat sink to determine if this is the point of failure. An inspection of the bottom molded EPS foam edge protectors also revealed a low amount of load bearing area for the monitor (colored in blue) and a ridge along the bottom front edge protector (blue arrow) on which the gimbal is positioned which can allow shock forces to be directly transmitted to the monitor. Comments / Recommendations: To possibly prevent monitor damage, the following is recommended: For Lab Use Only: 2/3/97- (SLS) 1. Redesign the heat sink so that there is a minimum 0.5" distance between the heat sink and CRT by either relocating the heat Before sink Testing or cutting away a section of the heat After sink Testing at a 45º angle to allow for the minimum 0.5" space distance. 2. Redesign the foam edge protectors so that the monitor is shipped face down. 3. Increase the amount of foam load bearing area for the bezel (when designing the packaging for the monitor to be shipped face down). 4. Allow a minimum 0.75" clearance between the base of the gimbal and any packaging material (the molded EPS plank should remain to restrict the movement of the gimbal). Packaging Engineer Signature: Package Lab One UPS Way Hodgkins, IL 60525 Customer: ABC Company A wooden mold was fabricated to duplicate the bottom molded EPS edge protectors and the monitor 123 was Main subjected Street to fragility Test Control Number: 4952149 testing at incremental g-force levels in Anywhere, its normal USA shipping Date Tested: 2/3/97 orientation (note: a new monitor was used for testing after each Shipper Number: 123456 Previous Test Number: N/A damage was detected). Previous Test Date: N/A (123) 456-7890 5TH FL OR PHOENIX AZ 85027-3129 JOHN SMITH SHIP TO: SHI PERS INTERNATIONAL (123) 456-7890 5TH FL OR 1 50 W ANYWHERE STR ET PHOENIX AZ 85027-3129 SHIP TO: JOHN SMITH (987) 654-3210 ABC COMPANY 12 LBS 1 OF 2 12 LBS 1 OF 2 42084170 672 Bundled or strapped boxes: Only same-sized boxes may be strapped together. Use a minimum of four crisscrossed bands, two in each direction. An address label must be placed on each box. When strapping boxes together, each box must be strong enough to hold the total weight of the strapped bundle. For example, if two 40-pound boxes are banded together into an 80-pound package, both components should be in boxes with at least an 80-pound weight capacity. An Additional Handling Charge may apply. SHI PERS INTERNATIONAL 1 50 W ANYWHERE STR ET (987) 654-3210 ABC COMPANY BUILDING 3 FLOOR 4 123 MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITY UT 84170-6672 UT 841 0-00 BUILDING 3 FLOOR 4 123 MAIN STR ET SALT LAKE CITY UT 84170-6672 UPS GROUND UPS GROUND UT 841 0-00 420841706672 TRACKING #: 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 TRACKING #: 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 1Z 123 45E 03 1234 5671 UPS Professional Services TM Package Lab The UPS Professional Services Package Lab helps customers find effective and cost-efficient packaging for products. Packaging engineers evaluate the current or proposed package, conduct a variety of industry-accepted tests, and prepare a written report that recommends modifications to improve performance, economy, and efficient use of materials. The package lab also monitors the latest developments in package-testing research worldwide. Contact your UPS account executive or the package lab at package_testing@ups-psi.com, or call 1-877-877-7229 for details. Appendix A (con’t) Laboratory Test Report Appendix A 11
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