Fully Enclosed Wooden Case

A Fully Enclosed Wooden Case refers to a packaging container completely enclosed with wooden boards, with all six sides made of wood. It is typically used to protect high-value, fragile, or precision equipment. Its characteristics include high strength, moisture and dust resistance, and impact resistance, making it suitable for sea, air, and long-distance land transportation. Use cases include: large machinery, electronic equipment, precision instruments, artworks, etc. Precautions: must comply with ISPM15 fumigation standards (for solid wood); if plywood or other engineered wood is used, fumigation is exempt; shock-absorbing materials should be added inside; markings for center of gravity, moisture protection, and this way up are required. The difference from an ordinary wooden crate (Open Crate) is that the latter has gaps or is partially open, while a fully enclosed case is completely sealed with a higher level of protection. Compared with a pallet, a fully enclosed wooden case provides all-around protection but costs more and weighs more.