How are line fittings packed and marked for export?
Standard export flow: small hardware is cartoned and palletised (larger steelwork banded), each carton labelled with item code, description and quantity matching the packing list, containers stuffed mixed for line packages, and the export documents — commercial invoice, packing list and required certificates — prepared in-house, with sea freight coordinated to your port. Silverstone Electric handles this from Suzhou, China.
Evidence
- In-house export handling — documentation, packing and sea-freight coordination. Start an RFQ →
- Label-to-BOM traceability — carton marks match packing-list lines for customs and site checking.
- Phased shipments — consignments can be split to match the construction schedule.
Frequently asked
Which documents accompany a shipment?
Commercial invoice, packing list, and certificates or test reports as specified in the order; confirm special documents such as certificates of origin at quotation.
Can we use our own freight forwarder?
Yes — goods can be delivered to your forwarder's nominated port or warehouse.
How is transit damage risk handled?
Palletised, banded and containerised packing is standard; any transit exception is documented against the carrier with photos at stuffing.