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Dents

Prevent dents on your parts by enhancing your packaging and handling methods before shipping.

Updated over 6 months ago

Summary

Dents are unwanted impressions in a part, often caused by impacts. Corners are particularly prone to denting and must be handled with care. Dents are unacceptable and must be rectified.

They often result from inadequate packaging during transit, so appropriate protective materials are recommended. For heavy components, shipping in a purpose-built wooden crate is advised to avoid damage.

Root Causes

  • Improper parts handling

  • Damage during machining operations

  • Inadequate packaging

  • Packaging not suitable for the weight of parts

  • Poor packaging methods

  • Loosely packed parts inside a box

  • Components hitting each other during transit

Solutions

  • Ensure parts are tightly packed for transit

  • Use purpose-built wooden crates for heavy or large components

  • Provide additional protection for protruding features

  • Handle parts with care, and use trolleys for heavy components

โš ๏ธ Important: Do not attempt to fix dents with welding unless you have prior written agreement from Geomiq.

Next Steps

Follow the instructions provided via the platform.

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