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Fine Art Logistics Packing Catalogue Table of Content Fine Art Logistics Packing catalogue Table of content The hasenkamp group 5 The hasenkamp Padding System 28 Edge protection ................................................................................................................. 28 The art of packing 6 Foams ................................................................................................................................. 30 haska FP17.01 ......................................................................................................................................30 The hasenkamp packages 8 haska EF220 / haska EF400 ............................................................................................................31 haska FB20 / haska FB40 .................................................................................................................32 Softpacking / cardboard softpacking .................................................................................8 haska FS150 .........................................................................................................................................33 Softpacking.............................................................................................................................................. 8 Vacuum cushions .............................................................................................................. 34 Cardboard softpacking ......................................................................................................................... 9 The hasenkamp hanging system 36 The hasenkamp packing material 10 System components .......................................................................................................... 37 Paper .................................................................................................................................. 10 Mounting system .................................................................................................................................38 Packing silk ..........................................................................................................................................10 Transport system ...............................................................................................................................38 Acid-free tissue paper ........................................................................................................................11 2 Depot system (extension for grid wall mounting) .....................................................................40 3 Fleece ................................................................................................................................. 13 Our portfolio ...................................................................................................................... 41 Tyvek........................................................................................................................................................13 Foil ...................................................................................................................................... 15 Bubble foil ..............................................................................................................................................15 The hasenkamp interior systems for crates 44 Laminated bubble foil ........................................................................................................................16 Cushioning corners ........................................................................................................... 44 PE foil ......................................................................................................................................................18 Multi-picture packing ........................................................................................................ 45 Adhesive tape .................................................................................................................... 19 Interior padding ................................................................................................................. 46 Adhesive tape for glassware............................................................................................................19 Slide-in frames .................................................................................................................. 47 Standard adhesive tape .....................................................................................................................20 Internal bracing ................................................................................................................. 48 Paper adhesive tape ...........................................................................................................................21 Stencil packing .................................................................................................................. 49 Padding incision ................................................................................................................ 50 The hasenkamp sheets 22 Dampers ............................................................................................................................. 52 Cardboard cores ................................................................................................................ 53 Cardboard sheet ................................................................................................................ 22 Kapa plate .......................................................................................................................... 23 Reinforced corrugated cardboard ................................................................................... 23 The hasenkamp crate types and series 54 Crate type: painting crate ................................................................................................. 55 The hasenkamp cardboard box system 24 Crate type: object crate ..................................................................................................... 56 Crate type: pallet crate ..................................................................................................... 57 The hasenkamp standard cardboard boxes ................................................................... 25 Crate type: transport frame ............................................................................................. 58 hasenkamp system cardboard boxes ............................................................................. 26 Series: “cardboard standard“ .......................................................................................... 60 Series: “proart standard“ ................................................................................................. 61 Series: “hasenkamp standard“ ........................................................................................ 62 Series: “climate standard“ ............................................................................................... 63 Rental climate crates .........................................................................................................................65 The hasenkamp Climate crates to purchase...............................................................................................................65 Series: „variosystem standard“ ....................................................................................... 66 group Series: “Q+Standard“ ........................................................................................................ 68 Climate performance of the hasenkamp crates 72 The hasenkamp group is the international Market- Leader in Art & Heritage Logistics. Our worldwi- de Brands and Members are over 1000 employees The hasenkamp crate extensions & underneath 74 strong, all of whom adhere to the hasenkamp group substructures ethos; Highest-Quality, Security, and Discretion. Anti-tilt protection ............................................................................................................. 74 Now in its fifth generation, the founding family still Pallets ................................................................................................................................. 75 remain steeped in tradition and the driving force ProArt pallet ..........................................................................................................................................75 after over 100-years of service. hasenkamp standard pallet .............................................................................................................76 Heavy-cargo pallet ..............................................................................................................................77 The hasenkamp roll system 78 4 5 The artcase ........................................................................................................................ 79 The artcontainer ................................................................................................................ 80 The hasenkamp courier case 82 The courier case ................................................................................................................ 82 The hasenkamp accessories 84 Tilt and position indicator ................................................................................................. 84 Mr. Hans Ewald Schneider & Data logger
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