1. Main Unit Is Usually Shipped as Nude Cargo
- Main machine is normally shipped as nude cargo.
- Equipment is heavy and bulky.
- Suppliers often wrap the main body with industrial plastic film or stretch film.
- Protects the surface from dust, moisture, and scratches during transport.
2. Spare Parts Are Packed in Wooden Cases or Pallets
- Accessories, hydraulic hoses, seals, sensors, tools, and electrical components are usually packed in wooden cases, plywood cases, or on pallets.
- Plywood cases are often preferred for export because they do not require fumigation.
- Wooden cases must carry the IPPC fumigation mark when solid wood is used.
3. Moisture‑Proof & Fixing Measures Are Required
- Before shipment, exposed hydraulic ports, electrical interfaces, and precision surfaces should be sealed and protected.
- Machine should be fixed to prevent movement during loading and sea transport.
- For overseas delivery, moisture‑proof film, desiccant, and rust prevention treatment are recommended.
- Especially important for long‑distance ocean shipping.
4. Confirm Packing Details Before Shipment
- For export orders, confirm whether the machine is packed as nude cargo, wooden case, or mixed packing.
- Supplier should provide packing list, gross weight, net weight, package dimensions, loading photos, CE documents, and shipping marks.
- Helps overseas customers arrange container loading, port handling, and customs clearance smoothly.
