Here it is not the minute that counts. It is the piece.
Graphite electrodes are long, heavy and fragile. There is no off-the-shelf stowage concept for them, and no time saved outweighs a piece that arrives damaged.
The strongest argument in the coil container, the hour saved, takes a back seat here.
The design is new. The system is not.
Quarter shells, half shells, spacers: the components exist, the design is the project. So the starting question is which existing component carries the case and where something new is really needed.
The principle stays the same in every case. The form holds the cargo, and the load goes where the container carries it.
Send us the data sheet of your cargo. We will tell you whether existing components will do.
Why the board carries.
Flute direction, layer build-up, load path: the principle behind every design.
Your cargo is not on this page?
Then it is only missing from the page. The principle applies to anything heavy that wants to move and cannot take a knock: form instead of friction, the load where the container carries it.
The first step is a conversation, not a quote.
Describe the cargo, the route and the container. We will tell you whether the case can be solved with existing components or needs development, and what each means.
