Why Choose Us
Professional operation, strict risk control, and reduced transportation costs!
Sensitive goods such as battery products and products with electrical or magnetic properties face multiple challenges during transportation, including high safety risks, special packaging requirements, strict transportation restrictions, complex regulatory compliance, and high transportation costs. Due to their physical and chemical properties, these products require special attention to safety issues during transportation and special packaging measures to prevent accidents.
Different modes of transportation and national laws and regulations have set strict restrictions and regulations on such products, increasing the complexity and difficulty of transportation. In addition, detailed preparations are required before transportation, including safety testing, packaging marking, customs declaration, etc., which further increases transportation costs. We develop a thorough transportation plan to ensure that the products are delivered to the destination safely, compliantly and efficiently.
We transport electrical and magnetic products and battery products such as:
- Battery products (super large batteries, OEM batteries)
- Electrical products (mobile phones, watches, laptops, Bluetooth headsets, drones, etc.)
- Magnetic products (speakers, magnets, hard disks, etc.)
Main transportation channels: sea, air, and railway
Precautions for transporting charged and magnetic products and battery products
Battery Products
- Packaging and labeling:
- The packaging must comply with international transportation standards and have sufficient strength and rigidity to withstand extrusion and vibration during transportation, prevent battery rupture and electrolyte leakage.
- Each battery should be packaged separately, and the packaging box should be sturdy and able to pass a drop test at a certain height.
- The packaging should be affixed with obvious battery labels, dangerous goods labels and necessary warning information.
- Waybill requirements:
- Fill in the waybill truthfully, including information such as the type, quantity, and weight of the battery, so that the carrier can identify and classify it.
- The waybill and tracking label are firmly affixed to the packaging to avoid loss or misdelivery during transportation.
- Ventilation conditions:
- The transportation site should have good ventilation conditions to avoid safety hazards in a low-oxygen environment.
- Prohibition of mixed loading:
- It is prohibited to mix batteries with general goods or other batteries to avoid accidents.
Electrical products
- Professional packaging:
- Use professional packaging materials such as anti-static foam materials that meet international transportation standards to ensure that the product is not affected by static electricity.
- The packaging box should have sufficient strength and rigidity to protect the product from squeezing and vibration during transportation.
- Proper labeling:
- Affix live labels, dangerous goods labels, etc. on the packaging box to remind transportation personnel to pay attention.
- Optimize declaration documents:
- The declaration documents must be filled out truthfully, including relevant information such as the product’s certificate of origin and product safety license to avoid problems during customs clearance.
- Avoid friction and vibration:
- Pay special attention to prevent friction and vibration of single batteries or live products during transportation to reduce the risk of damage.
Magnetic products
- Proper packaging:
- Use appropriate packaging materials, such as paper boxes, plastic boxes, etc., to isolate the magnet from the outside world and avoid contact with other objects or metal materials, which may affect the magnetism and adsorption effect.
- Clear marking:
- Mark the packaging clearly, such as “magnetic items”, “fragile items”, etc., to remind logistics companies and other personnel to pay attention to transportation safety and handle with care.
- Safety:
- Use appropriate cushioning materials, such as foam, air cushion film, etc., to protect the magnet from damage during transportation.
- Pay attention to the placement of the magnet to avoid potential safety hazards caused by its movement or collision.
