The soul-searching question for cross-border sellers: How can a package withstand 10,000 kilometers of “violent transportation”?
Question 1: "Why is my package intact in China but broken into pieces when it arrives overseas?"
Pain point analysis:
There are 6 hidden "death barriers" in international transportation:
1. Sorting and throwing (the average drop height of the USPS sorting line is 1.2 meters)
2. Temperature difference deformation (the temperature difference between day and night in shipping containers can reach 40℃)
3. Altitude pressure (the pressure change from Shenzhen to Denver with an altitude difference of 1,600 meters)
Solution: High-speed air cushion machine LA600 three-layer defense system
▶ Multi-function programming technology to meet 11 different sizes of membrane specifications
Automatically adjust temperature, meter, and air value to cope with expansion/contraction caused by altitude changes
Pre-set function and belt-free design to reduce after-sales and improve efficiency
Experimental data: In a simulated altitude environment of 3,000 meters, the cushioning performance fluctuation is ≤2%
▶ Degradable air cushion film
Add recyclable materials, which can be fully recycled after use, and reduce pollution
User case: The cargo damage rate of a tea exporter was reduced from 15% to 0.5%
▶ Multi-language warning label printing
The machine has built-in English/French/Spanish warning icons (such as ↑This Side Up)
Actual test results: The damage rate of labeled parcel sorting was reduced by 38%
Question 2: "I heard that foreign warehouses charge 'garbage disposal fees' for unpacking?"
The truth about costs:
The EU EPR regulations require sellers to bear the cost of packaging recycling, and traditional foam plastics are becoming an 'invisible killer':
The foam rejection rate at US recycling stations is 37% → The rejection rate of air cushion film (PE material) is only 2%
Comparison of German garbage disposal fees:
⚠️ Foam packaging: €0.85/kg
✅ Recyclable air cushion film: €0.12/kg
