Chapter 4. Packaging and Materials Handling (For Students)
Chapter 4. Packaging and Materials Handling (For Students)
Content
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
PACKAGING FUNDAMENTALS
MATERIALS HANDLING
LEARNING OUTCOMES
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
Product characteristics
Substances
(solid, liquid, gas)
Ability to withstand
Physical
exposure to
characteristics
elements
PACKAGING FUNDAMENTALS
PACKAGING FUNDAMENTALS
• Packaging
– refers to materials used for the containment, protection,
handling, delivery, and presentation of goods.
Protection
Preservation Presentation
FUNCTIONS OF PACKAGING
FUNCTIONAL TRADE-OFFS
FUNCTIONAL TRADE-OFFS
Transportation
FUNCTIONAL TRADE-OFFS
DISCUSSION
Apple has redesigned the packaging for iPhone 13 product line
and the way the product is repackaged. Identify reasons that
Apple made decision on redesign the packaging? What are
benefits of this change?
TYPES OF PACKAGING
Consumer
packaging
Types of (interior)
packaging Industrial
packaging
(exterior)
• Package testing
– Vibrations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efSbTDMvOoQ
– Dropping: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVFOXQ1JH98
– Compression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYGZYvspfpg
– Horizontal impacts
– Overexposure to extreme temperatures or moisture
– Rough handling
LABELING
• Labeling
– Occurs at the end of the assembly process.
– Boxes must be labeled when contents are hidden.
– Many regulations govern labeling:
• Weight
• Specific contents
• Instructions for use
– Regulations differ from country to country and from state to state.
LABELING
• Labeling
– Retroflective labels (nhãn phản quang)
– Batch numbers (là một dãy số, được gán cho một sản phẩm nhất định
nhằm thể hiện số lô sản xuất, kích thước lô hàng của các SP)
– Weight
– Specific contents
– Instructions for use
– Information to allow passage through customs
– Compliance labeling
– One- or two-dimensional bar codes
– Smart labels or RFID labels
LABELING
PACKAGING FUNDAMENTALS
• Labeling - Hazardous Materials
– Governmental regulations address labeling of hazardous
materials.
• Requirements involve:
– Labeling
– Packaging and repackaging
– Placing warnings on shipping documents
– Notifying transportation carriers in advance
• Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling
of Chemicals (GHS) is a global system to classify and label
hazardous materials.
ISSUES IN PACKAGING
• Environmental Protection
• Metric System
• Identifying Packaging Inefficiencies
• Packaging’s Influence on Transportation Considerations
Pallet
Trolley Trolley
• Advantages
– Additional protection.
– Pilferage is discouraged.
– More fragile items can be stacked inside the load.
– Mechanical devices can be substituted for manual labor.
• Disadvantages
– Provides large quantity that sometimes is of limited
value to resellers dealing in smaller quantities.
– Must use mechanical or automated device to move.
– Drives need for routine equipment maintenance.
– Lack of standard pallet size.
MATERIALS HANDLING
MATERIALS HANDLING
MATERIALS HANDLING
10 Material Handling principles include:
1. Planning
2. Standardization
3. Work
4. Ergonomic
5. Unit load
6. Space utilization
7. System
8. Automation
9. Environmental
10. Life cycle cost
MATERIALS HANDLING
Two categories of material handling equipment
– Storage equipment
• Shelves
• Racks
• Bins
– Handling equipment
• Conveyor systems
• Lift trucks
• Carts
• Cranes
Conveyor systems
Bins
Lift trucks
Carts
Cranes
MATERIALS HANDLING
MATERIALS HANDLING
• Material handling equipment can also be
categorized as:
– Labor intensive
– Mechanized
– Automated
MATERIALS HANDLING
Chapter summary
• Packaging refers to materials used for the containment, protection,
handling, delivery, and presentation of goods.
• A product’s physical characteristics, must be taken into account when
thinking about packaging and materials handling decisions.
• 3 functions of packaging: Protection, Preservation, Presentation
• Packaging can be thought of in terms of the building-blocks concept in
which a very small unit is placed into a slightly larger unit.
• Distinguishing between packaging’s protective and promotional functions.
Chapter summary
• A unit load (unitization) refers to consolidation of several units (cartons or
cases) into larger units to improve efficiency in handling and to reduce
shipping costs.
• Materials handling refers to the “short-distance movement that usually
takes place within the confines of a building such as a plant or DC and
between a build and a transportation service provider”.
• 10 material handling principles were identified and described and
these principles can improve the effectiveness and efficiency of logistics
systems.