- The interlock joint fixes the angle between segments, which means the finished frame stays square without anyone measuring it. The mated notch resists sliding better than a plain overlapped edge, so the corners do not creep outward under band tension during the journey.
- The design simplifies the packaging of goods on a pallet. Segments are laid around the tier, joined at the corners and passed through the band, with no nails, staples or timber required, which keeps the packed weight low and the handling straightforward.
- The client name, slogan or logo can be printed on the outer face of the segment. The printed side faces outward after the frame is built, so the consignment is recognizable on the receiving dock, while the contact side stays blank to avoid ink transfer onto the cartons.
- Surface finish is offered in white, brown and PE moisture resistant white. Brown hides handling marks, white gives a clean face for consumer goods, and the PE film slows water uptake for cargo that waits in a humid container before loading.
- The production line follows the standard process of raw material, slitting, paper separating, glue applying, kraft entering, press shaping, heat setting, buckle forming and cutting to size. Joint notch position and segment length are set during production to match the intended pallet dimension. Each joint position is recorded against the pallet drawing, so repeat orders reproduce the same frame layout. Notch position and segment length are rechecked by technicians before production to avoid dimension drift on repeat orders.
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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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ABOUT THE SUPPLIER
JahooPak is a manufacturer focused on recyclable kraft paper packing accessories for export cargo. The R type frame profile fills the role of a closed pallet frame that stabilizes a tier of cartons or bundles without timber. We set independent production standards for the segmented frame, covering segment width tolerance, notch spacing precision, slash count limit and cut finish quality. Our workshop maintains a stable humidity environment to lower the chance of segment softening or notch deformation in storage. We cooperate with suppliers of carton goods, panel bundles and palletized building materials. Apart from standard segments, we can develop special lengths and notch positions for non standard pallet layouts. Pre shipment sampling inspection is carried out for every export batch, and records are available on request. Paper scraps from slitting and cutting are recycled back into papermaking, and we keep upgrading notch cutting equipment to shorten the custom order lead time. The closed frame suits carton tiers, panel bundles and palletized building materials, holding each tier square without timber, nails or staples. Surface finish covers white, brown and PE moisture resistant white, and segment gauge sits between 3mm and 8mm by pallet load weight. Outgoing packs are checked for segment width, notch spacing and cut finish, then marked for warehouse picking. The kraft segments are recyclable after the frame is stripped, and reusable pieces return to the packing pool rather than being consumed once.
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