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Check each steel prop for cracks, bends, rust, or missing parts. Ensure all adjustable components are tightened before moving.
Group props into manageable bundles (usually 10–20 pieces). Use heavy-duty straps or steel bands to secure each bundle firmly.
Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or cranes for lifting. Place props on wooden pallets or steel racks. Stack bundles evenly to prevent tipping.
Use ratchet straps or chains to tightly secure bundles to the truck bed. Check that there is no movement when the truck shakes.
Place padding or separators between bundles to prevent scratches, friction damage, and structural deformation during transit.
Follow local transportation regulations for weight limits and securing methods to ensure road safety and legal compliance.
Inspect props for damage before transport
Wear safety gloves and steel-toe boots at all times
Use lifting equipment (no manual lifting of heavy bundles)
Ensure pallets are strong, stable, and rated for the weight
Secure all straps tightly and double-check before departure
Do not stack bundles higher than the recommended safety limit
Follow local road safety and load regulations strictly
