What are the things to pay attention to when transporting PP Zipper Braided Sleeve?

For the new type of pipes such as PP Zipper Braided Sleeve, its smooth inner wall is a characteristic of the pipe, and it also has the characteristics of light weight and high pressure resistance. It is well received by customers and is also commonly used in construction. It has a great advantage in casting. So what are the things to pay attention to when transporting PP Zipper Braided Sleeve?

PP Zipper Braided Sleeve have many advantages, but it is not easy to transport PP Zipper Braided Sleeve. Let's take a look at what matters need to be paid attention to if you want to transport PP Zipper Braided Sleeve intact:
1. PE double-wall PP Zipper Braided Sleeve can be transported by various means of transportation, but during the transportation process, no throwing, collision, heavy pressure, etc. are allowed;
2. PP Zipper Braided Sleeve cannot be transported together with toxic and corrosive substances to avoid corrosion;
3. If transported in summer, they cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time or close to heat sources;
4. When transporting PP Zipper Braided Sleeve, they must be tied firmly, and the speed must be slow during transportation.
A considerable part of the valve handwheel damage, valve stem bending, bracket fracture, flange sealing surface bump damage, especially the damage of gray cast iron valves, occurs during the transportation of valves. The cause of the above damage is mainly due to the transportation personnel's lack of basic knowledge of valves and rough loading and unloading operations. Another part is caused by poor packaging.
Before transporting the valve, ropes, lifting equipment and transportation tools should be prepared. Check the valve packaging. If the packaging is damaged, it should be repaired and nailed. Don't be afraid of trouble and don't have a fluke mentality. The packaging must meet the standard requirements. It is not allowed to rotate the handwheel of the packaged and sealed valve at will. The valve should generally be in a fully closed state. For valves that have been opened by mistake, the sealing surface should be wiped clean and then closed tightly to seal the inlet and outlet channels. The transmission device should be packaged and transported separately from the valve.
When the valve is shipped and hoisted, the rope should be tied to the lifting ring. If there is no lifting ring, it should be tied to the flange or bracket, and it should not be tied to the handwheel or valve stem. The valve should be lifted and placed gently, do not hit other objects, and place it steadily. The placement posture should be upright or tilted, with the valve stem facing up. For valves that are not placed properly, they should be tied with ropes or fixed with pads to avoid collisions during transportation.