1.5 Packaging
The individual packages are packaged to reflect the expected transport conditions. Only
environment-friendly materials were used for the packaging. The packaging is designed to
protect the individual components up to assembly against shipping damage, corrosion and
other damage.
Do not destroy the packaging and only remove it just before assembly.
ENVIRONMENT!
Risk of environmental damage from incorrect disposal!
Packaging materials are valuable raw materials and can, in many cases, be
used again or be usefully processed and recycled.
Incorrect disposal of packaging materials can be a threat to the
environment.
– Observe the locally applicable disposal regulations!
–
Environmentally-friendly disposal of packaging materials.
– If necessary, hire a specialist company to carry out disposal.
There may be handling instructions on the packages (e.g. on top, fragile,
protect from moisture, etc.). These must be complied with accordingly.
Symbols shown below are examples only
.
Possible symbols on the packaging
Symbol Designation Description
Top
The arrowheads indicate the top of the package.
They must always point upwards, otherwise the contents could be
damaged.
Fragile
Indicates packages with fragile or sensitive content.
Handle the package with care, do not drop or knock.
Keep this product
dry
Protect packages from moisture and keep dry.
Electronic
components
Electronic components contained in the package.
Cold Protect packages from the cold (frost).
Stacking
The package may be stacked with other similar packages until the
specified maximum number is reached. Pay attention to the exact
stacking number.
IPPC symbol
International symbol: Treatment status on wooden packaging
n DE: Country code (e.g. Germany)
n NW: Regional identification (e.g. NW for North Rhine W
estphalia)
n 49XXX Registration number of the wood suppliers
n HAT: Heat treatment
n MB: Methyl bromide (gas-treated)
n DB: Debarked
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