- The R profile treats the frame as a set of segments rather than one fixed board. Each segment carries a profiled notch at its end that mates with the next piece, so a frame is built by joining segments around the pallet instead of cutting a long board to a single fixed length.
- Combined width B+C reaches 200mm, and wall thickness runs from 3mm to 8mm. The section is chosen by the load the frame has to hold, and the joined corners keep the pallet tier square so upper cartons sit on a true base rather than on a slightly rotated one.
- The frame profile can be produced with a maximum of two slashes. This limit keeps each joint predictable: every extra cut is a place where the section weakens and where the geometry can be mis set, so capping the number keeps the assembly simple enough to teach quickly.
- At the joint the material doubles where the two profiled ends interlock, so the seam is not the weak point of the run. The node carries at least as much load as the plain span beside it, and the closed band shares a lateral shift around the perimeter instead of letting one corner absorb it alone.
- Heat setting after press shaping keeps the segment profile stable in storage, so the notch and the leg do not warp before assembly. Finished segments are bundled flat and marked with width, thickness and length for quick identification on the packing line. The notch and leg stay square in storage, so the segment mates cleanly with the next piece when the frame is assembled.
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Step 1: Place the Protector Align the R-profile paper corner guard along fragile edges, corners or stacking lines of pallets and goods. It can be arranged in either vertical or horizontal orientation to match your packaging layout.
- Step 2: Fasten with Packaging Materials Secure the protector in place by using stretch film, packing tape, PP straps or steel strapping. All fasteners are applied directly over the paper protector.
- Step 3: Balance Strapping Force Position the straps on the central area of each protector piece. This spreads the tightening force evenly and avoids strap indentation on product surfaces.
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develops the R type frame profile as a segmented corner and edge solution for palletized loads. Our factory runs automated lines for slitting, gluing, press shaping, heat setting, buckle forming and cutting to any size, and the interlock notch is cut in the forming stage to match the intended pallet dimension. We check raw kraft paper for strength and moisture before production, and inspect finished segment shape, notch fit and dimension tolerance before shipment. The technical team reads pallet drawings and confirms tier height, band path and load condition, then sets segment count, width and wall gauge to match. We support both bulk long term orders and small batch trial orders. The QC team samples each batch for joint fit and angle consistency, and we keep optimizing the notch geometry and adhesive formula so the frame stays square through storage and transit. We aim to be a reliable partner for buyers who need a simple, reusable frame system for pallet corner protection. Standard wall thickness runs from 3mm to 8mm, and the outer face can be white, brown or PE moisture resistant white to suit the consignment and the destination climate. Segments follow the nine stage process of raw material, slitting, paper separating, glue applying, kraft entering, press shaping, heat setting, buckle forming and cutting to size, with notch position and segment length set to the pallet drawing. Buyers may send pallet dimensions for a trial frame sample, and common segment sizes are stocked for urgent replenishment. Finished segments are bundled flat and kept in a dry ventilated place before assembly.
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