Standardised loading schemes enable efficient and optimal use of the available loading space. By using predefined arrangements and placements of the loading units, empty spaces can be minimised and the available space optimally utilised. This can lead to a reduction in transport costs, as fewer vehicles or containers are needed to transport the same amount of cargo.

Standardised loading schemes take the stability of the load into account. By placing the load units in a specific arrangement based on the centres of gravity and the physical properties of the load, stability during transport can be ensured. This reduces the risk of the load shifting, slipping or tipping over during transport.

Proper load securing is crucial for safety during transport. Standardised loading schemes take into account the safety aspects of load securing and ensure that the load is secured in accordance with the applicable regulations and standards. This minimises the risk of accidents, injuries or damage to people, vehicles or the load itself.

Time can be saved by using standardised loading schemes. As the arrangement of the loading units is already predefined, there is no need to plan an individual arrangement each time. This simplifies the loading process and shortens loading times.

Standardised loading schemes often take into account the applicable regulations and standards for load securing. By using these schemes, you can ensure that you fulfil the legal requirements and avoid possible legal consequences.