Media packaging
The best media can become unusable if not properly packed and shipped. Proper packaging
protects the media from moisture, contamination, and physical damage.
Media are normally shipped in cartons when a large quantity is ordered. The media mostly arrive
on wooden pallets. Cartons contain either reams or loose media sheets.
The packaging requirements for media packed in reams, cartons, and pallets are given below.
Cartons and reams
[486] Carton and ream
Part of package Attention point
Label Most cartons and reams are labeled packs. The following infor-
mation is useful to ensure that you have the correct media:
• Media type
• Media supplier
• Media weight
• Media size
• Number of sheets
• FSC / PEFC Chain of Custody code
Ream packaging Ream packaging must be moistureproof.
NOTE
Plastic shrink wrap can damage the sheets of a ream
and must be avoided.
Carton material Carton material must be strong and protective.
Glue Ream packaging must use as little glue as possible. Glue can
contaminate the sheets.
Media packaging
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