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Do not place the label on a seam, edge, closure,<br />
or on top of sealing tape.<br />
Remove or cross out old labels or markings.<br />
Always include your complete return address including<br />
full street address and ZIP Code. For international<br />
shipments, include a contact name, telephone number,<br />
and postal code.<br />
Place a duplicate label or other form of address information<br />
inside the package.<br />
NOTE: If using a mailing tube, place the label horizontally,<br />
with the sides of the label pointing toward the ends of the tube,<br />
so the bar code can be scanned. If labeling an irregularly shaped<br />
item, make sure the label is placed on a flat surface to allow for<br />
scanning.<br />
NOTE: The smart labels produced by UPS OnLine WorldShip, ®<br />
UPS Internet Shipping, UPS CampusShip Ț M and UPS OnLine ®<br />
Compatible Vendor shipping systems include bar codes and<br />
routing codes that help ensure accurate routing and prompt<br />
delivery of your shipments. In addition, the use of smart labels<br />
allows for fast access to tracking and delivery information.<br />
Guidelines for <strong>Package</strong>s<br />
Weighing More Than 70 Pounds<br />
Packaging materials need to be evaluated carefully<br />
for packages weighing more than 70 pounds.<br />
Boxes need to be of strong construction, preferably<br />
with seams that are stitched or stapled, not glued.<br />
Check the strength of the box by checking the Box<br />
Maker’s Certificate to make sure the size limit and gross<br />
weight limit are not exceeded. For recommendations on<br />
determining the proper size and maximum gross weight<br />
limit of a box for individual package shipments, refer<br />
to the UPS Box Strength Guidelines chart in Step 1<br />
(page 2) of this brochure.<br />
Use new boxes whose strength has not been compromised<br />
by humidity or prior-use wear and tear.<br />
Seal with heavy-duty tape, preferably reinforced, by<br />
applying three strips to both the top and bottom of<br />
the box so the middle and two edge seams are sealed.<br />
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