Refractory bricks are key materials for high-temperature industrial kilns. Standard packaging and transportation can effectively reduce product damage.

1. Packaging Requirements

• Classify and pack bricks by brand and specification with clear labels.

• Adopt pallet, moisture-proof film, corner protection and steel belt reinforcement. Use wooden boxes for special-shaped and fragile bricks.

• Take moisture-proof, dust-proof and anti-collision measures for stable stacking.

2. Transportation Requirements

• Handle goods gently; no throwing, hitting or rolling.

• Stack and fix bricks firmly to avoid shifting and collision.

• Keep products rain-proof, sun-proof and moisture-proof during transportation.

• Choose stable vehicles to reduce vibration and bumps.

3. Loading, Unloading and Stacking

Use forklifts or professional tools for handling. Stack products by label after arrival and complete acceptance in time.

Strict full-process control over packaging and transportation of refractory bricks can effectively reduce product loss, and provide reliable support for subsequent kiln masonry and stable operation.