Step 1
Confirm product and package status
Provide product weight, dimensions, fragile points, current packaging, and damage examples.
Transport testing
Define the shipping scenario before choosing test items
Drop, vibration, compression, and stacking tests are useful only when the product, package format, route, pallet height, and accepted risk are defined before testing.
Drop conditionVibration routeStacking compressionRevision basis
Step 2
Define logistics and handling
Parcel, freight, export container, warehouse stacking, and manual handling affect test conditions.
Step 3
Choose relevant test items
Select drop, vibration, compression, or incline impact based on actual risk instead of forcing every item into one set.
Step 4
Turn results into revisions
Use results to adjust cushioning thickness, retention method, carton strength, or pallet configuration.