Shipping Crystal Glass Safely

Use high-quality foam plastics, bubble film, or soft packaging materials to wrap crystal glass products to avoid direct contact with hard objects.

Try to choose double-layer cartons to increase protection, and make sure that the size of the carton matches the product to prevent the product from moving inside the box.

For the corners and edges of crystal glass products, use thickened protective materials (such as plastic corner protectors or additional foam corner protectors) to reinforce them to reduce the risk of damage during impact.

Pack each crystal glass product separately to avoid collision between multiple products. Cardboard partitions can be used to separate multiple products.

Mark the words “fragile items” on the outside of the package to remind the handlers to handle them carefully during transportation.
Affix a “this side up” label on the outside of the box to ensure correct placement during transportation.

Crystal glass products are greatly affected by temperature changes and should be avoided from being transported at extreme temperatures. Try to choose a temperature-controlled mode of transport.

Crystal glass products are greatly affected by temperature changes and should be avoided from being transported at extreme temperatures. Try to choose a temperature-controlled mode of transport.