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Code 163

Product & Assembly Information: Code 163 – 4G/X26/S

4G Fibreboard Box: OUTER PACK - 4G 163

Our 4G Fibreboard Box 4G/X26/S must be used with the specific ‘approved with’ inner packaging listed below. Approved for packing group I, II & III. Gross package must not exceed 26kg. Can hold 18 approved inner packagings. This 4G box is approved for shipping both solid and liquid dangerous goods. For approved inners torque values please refer to the Torque Values sheet.
Fibreboard Box Outer, 9 Section Divider, 9 Layer pads

Assembly Sheet

To ensure the packaging can fulfil its capability, it is important to pack the box correctly and compliantly as per the assembly instructions. If packed incorrectly, you risk invalidating the UN certification and the substance being compromised during transit. It is the shippers responsibility to ensure the assembly instructions are strictly followed.

Instructional Video

How to assemble 4G Fibreboard Box 4G/X26/S

Assemble the box, folding in the bottom flaps first and sealing the base with 50mm adhesive tape in a “U” shape. Assemble and place the buffer partition inside the box. Assemble and add the divider, Add in a layer of vermiculite, Place the first layer of 9 approved inner packagings into the 4G box. Add vermiculite in voids, until the top of the inners are covered. Add the layer pads and then a small layer of vermiculite Place the remaining 9 inners into the box, Add vermiculite filling all remaining spaces and ensuring a top layer covers the inners. Close the outer box by folding the inner flaps in first, then the outer flaps. Seal with 50mm adhesive tape in a “U” shape

FAQs

No. Each 4G packaging design has been tested and approved with the use of specific inner packaging. You must use the same inner packaging as used in the testing process. The approved inners for this 4G box are listed above and can also be found on the assembly instructions.
For approved inners torque values please refer to the Torque Values sheet above.
In the case of 4G packaging, the number stated on the UN specifications mark is the number corresponding to the maximum gross mass in kilograms, at which the design type has been tested. Meaning, 26kg is the gross mass weight for this specific box.
For this specific 4G/X26/S box, buffer partitions, divider, layer pads and vermiculite are required to prevent movement of the inner packagings.
No. Tapes come in various sizes and types, they are designed to seal 4G boxes to avoid them opening or the inner packaging escaping during transport and have been tested for their capability. You must use the same tape and method as used in the testing process. The approved tapes and taping method for this 4G box are 50mm tape in a U shape which are listed on this page and can also be found on the assembly instruction.

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