Before the finished products leave the warehouse, the logistics specialists conduct a full-dimensional inspection with "microscope-like" standards. This includes checking the posting angle of the warning labels, the accuracy of the shipping list, the visibility of the fork point markings, and the comprehensiveness of the customer information. These seemingly trivial aspects actually form another line of defense for quality control.

         When the door of the finished product warehouse opens, it's time for the hoisting masters to show their skills. When dealing with extra-long plates, they carefully plan the hoisting route with the wisdom accumulated over the years, repeatedly considering the fulcrum to ensure that the center of gravity does not shift. When faced with irregularly shaped finished products, they can always skillfully find the best hoisting position. Even for wooden boxes and coil pallets, they will customize the plan according to the distribution of the center of gravity, making them not only neatly arranged but also as stable as a rock.

         Scroll up and down to see more. The logistics drivers who have been collaborating with us for years are already familiar with our strict standards. However, those who are new to this can't help but exclaim, "Your steel plates are so well-packaged and hoisted so carefully. They really look extraordinary." In response, we always earnestly remind the drivers to take extra care. After all, these products that embody craftsmanship and hard work truly deserve to be protected as if they were treasures.