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Lightweight protection
August 1st 2004

Boxer Pacs from Linpac Materials Handling are offering superior product protection for B&Q logistics provider PJH, reducing product damage on home delivery vehicles.

The company is using the versatile re-usable sleeve and lid packaging system to transport bathroom suites to B&Q customers.

Lightweight and durable, the pallet based Boxer Pac units are easily manoeuvrable by pallet truck or forklift and can be safely stacked two high to maximise vehicle space usage.

All parts are contained in one secure unit. Customers can now inspect and check off items as they are unloaded, eliminating the chance of product damage or missing parts being discovered once the delivery driver has left.

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