Shipping Warning whips
Shipping Warning whips
A shipping warning whip is a must on most vehicles at shipping facilities. Shipping has come a long way since its early development in the world and warning whips are very relevant today. The device identifies a vehicle as to where it is in the warehouse, possibly what type of vehicle it is, and increases the visibility of it. In the shipping industry, the whereabouts of items and package identification is extremely important. Whether the attached flag has a reflective "x" on it or a flashing or strobe light in a variety of colors, it's great to have in a potentially somewhat darkened facility to identify who and what are where. The super bright bulbs with the option of durable lamp shields that come in a variety of colors are easy to screw on and off for quick bulb changes on the shipping warning whip.
Shipping Description
While shipping today usually refers to a transfer of cargo over land, air or sea, in the past it meant the transfer of goods over the ocean, sea or by any water transport in which it was carried by ship, thus the term shipping. Ground shipping is the term used in the industry to refer to items that are transported to their final destination by ground, whereas air shipping would refer to point to point by aircraft. UPS, Fed Ex and the US Postal Service primarily use land and air, with slower rate packages going by sea.
Early civilizations developed by way of water, via a river or a coastline. To transport the goods from one location to another, water was the most efficient way to do it, as the hauling beasts of yesteryear could only handle a much smaller load than a boat. Flags may have identified the early shippers, but not in the same way that a shipping warning whip is used now.
Shipping Warning Whip Uses
A shipping warning whip is not exclusively used in a warehouse. Since forklifts are typically off-road, they can be found on boat docks, in airport hangars and outside at airports, as well as at the site of delivery, should it be a distribution center. They come in multiple sizes and strengths, from light duty for the mostly indoor uses, to extra heavy duty gorilla strength. These varieties make it easy to choose what is needed, depending on the conditions the vehicle will encounter.
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