When shipping temperature-sensitive cargo through air, variables such as carrier selection and product packing must be carefully considered. Temperature-sensitive goods can be damaged by minor temperature fluctuations and inadequate packaging.
As a result, protecting the integrity of the products, as well as the safe handling and transportation of temperature-sensitive cargo, is becoming increasingly important. After all, as we learn more about the dangers and consequences of contaminated items, rules are becoming more stringent and comprehensive.
Here are some tips for transporting temperature-sensitive items by airplane:
Shipping temperature-sensitive cargo might be more difficult than you would think. Dry ice, for example, is legally classified as a dangerous substance. And, because your cargo is expected to weigh more than 5.5 lbs, the size limit for which basic package markings can be used, you will need to follow either International Air Transportation Association guidelines or Tile 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Failure to do so may result in significant legal and financial consequences that you do not want to face. Similarly, extra restrictions and regulations may be imposed as a result of attempts to decarbonize shipping.
To properly package your cargo, you must first understand how sensitive it is to temperature changes. If its sensitivity is high, then you are dealing with cargo that requires constant temperature control and active shipping containers. If its requirements are less demanding, passive shipping containers will most likely suffice.
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In other words, cargo that requires active shipping containers. There are two options for dealing with this particular problem.
Passive shipping containers, on the other hand, have no power source. They are unable to actively control the temperature of their contents. They maintain the same temperature as when it was packaged. The same as a thermos. We do this through using many layers of packaging.
The perfect temperature of products in transportation is beyond your control and depends on the shipping parties. It’s easy to overlook what happens to products in the potentially unexpected seconds and minutes after delivery or just before collection.
When your goods is ready to ship, it is time to choose a shipping provider. What you really need to consider is how fast you need your goods to get at its destination. If you need to get your goods there fast and there is a long distance to travel, you should definitely go with a shipping business that specializes in airplane deliveries.
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