FRP Packaging &Shipping
Machs packs FRP grating, profiles and structural kits for ocean freight, and every order is inspected, labeled and documented before it leaves the factory. Packing is planned around the length and fragility of each product, so panels and profiles arrive flat, undamaged and easy to unload. Machs ships to customers in more than 30 countries.
Inspection Before Packing
- 01
Checked and Qualified
Every product is checked and qualified before it is packed.
- 02
Labels Reviewed
Labels are reviewed against the order so the right items reach the right place on site.
- 03
Cleared to Pack
Packing begins only after the goods pass this final check.
How FRP Is Packed
Each product type is packed for how it travels.
01GratingPanels stacked layer by layer, wrapped in corrugated board and secured with steel plates.
Packing layers- Panels stacked layer by layer
- Wrapped in corrugated board
- Secured with steel plates
02ProfilesBundled with strapping and protective plastic wrap, corners protected, on wooden pallets or in crates.
Packing layers- On wooden pallets or in crates
- Bundled with strapping
- Protective plastic wrap
- Corners protected
03KitsMembers grouped by assembly and packed together for site use.
Packing layers- Members grouped by assembly
- Packed together
- Ready for site use
Shipping Documents and Weights
Net and gross weights are recorded to the customer’s requirements, and each shipment comes with a packing list and commercial invoice. Third-party test reports or compliance documents can travel with the order on request.
- Packing ListWith each shipmentEvery shipment
- Commercial InvoiceWith each shipmentEvery shipment
- Net and Gross WeightsRecorded to the customer’s requirementsEvery shipment
- Test Reports and Compliance DocumentsThird-party documents travel with the orderOn request
Container Planning
Machs confirms the loading plan with you before the goods are packed.
40 ft container. Profiles up to about 12 m are planned around the container length.
Volume Before Weight
Because FRP is light, containers usually fill by volume before they reach the weight limit, so length and bundle size drive the plan.
Shipping Terms and Freight
- Shipping termsFOBCIFEXWby agreement
- By sea20 ft container40 ft container
- Smaller ordersLCL
On Arrival
Unloading and Storage on Site
Handling FRP correctly on arrival protects the surface and the edges.
- 1
Lift bundles from the packaging base with nylon slings, not from the panels or steel straps.
- 2
Keep grating level during lifting.
- 3
Support stacks evenly so no single bar carries a point load.
- 4
Store material flat and off the ground.
- 5
Keep gritted surfaces and corners protected until installation.
FAQ
Questions About Packing and Shipping
Container fit, customs weights and packing by assembly for Machs shipments.
Yes. Profiles can be cut to size before shipment so they fit the planned container.
Yes. Net and gross weights are recorded and listed on the packing documents.
Yes. Members can be grouped and packed by assembly for faster site work.
Get a Quote
Discuss Your Project with Machs
Tell Machs the destination, the products and any site handling limits, and the team will propose a packing and loading plan with the quotation.
Helpful to include
- Destination port or site address
- Products, sizes and quantities
- Preferred shipping terms, such as FOB, CIF or EXW
- Site handling limits, such as crane or forklift access
- Emailinfo@machsfrp.com
- Phone / WhatsApp+86 138 6294 9363
FactoryNo. 28, Longyou Road, Wuyao Town, Rugao City, Jiangsu, China
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