DIRECT ANSWERExport packing follows equipment size, shipping mode, climate, storage duration and destination handling. Define closures, moisture/corrosion protection, internals restraint, supports, tie-downs, lifting marks and inspection access.
Export preservation plan
- Shipping mode, duration, climate and storage
- Opening closures, internal/external preservation
- Saddles, bracing, tie-downs and loose items
- Marking, inspection, renewal and destination removal
Relevant manufacturing capability
- Drawing, datasheet and equipment-list manufacturability review
- Self-manufactured and coordinated-supply scope identification
- Technical, quality, document and delivery clarification
Key notes
- Domestic wrapping is not automatically suitable for sea freight or long storage.