During the transportation of museum display cases, we need to pay attention to many things to ensure product quality. Today, let's look at the safe transportation knowledge for museum display cases.
Before unloading the display cases, contact the site supervisor in advance to help organize the goods placement area and passageways. During the transfer, safety must be fully considered to avoid damaging other buildings and equipment. At least two people should be involved in the transfer. Waste materials must be properly disposed of after the goods are transferred. (Museum Display Cases)
The placement of the display cases must be determined in advance, the transfer route must be planned, and personnel must be arranged to move the goods to the designated location without affecting other construction workers' work. When unloading from the vehicle, unload safely and securely from the designated location. (Museum Display Cases)
When transferring indoors, at least two people should be involved, ensuring safety. (Museum Display Cases)
When unpacking, handle with care to prevent damage to the cabinet; remove the wooden packaging used for transport, and promptly tidy up the packaging paper. Before assembly, thoroughly protect and tidy the ground, push the display case to the appropriate position, use connectors to connect and secure the feet. Establish the structure; at least four people should be involved in the installation to prevent collisions. Install the lighting fixtures, fixing the spotlights to the pre-drilled holes and connecting the T5 supplementary lights in series.