Short answer: packing and delivery for electrical accessories should match product weight, fragility, corrosion risk, carton marking, pallet requirement, destination port and project batch schedule.
| Small accessories | Cable lugs, terminals, ties, clamps and connectors can use inner bags, cartons and barcode labels. |
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| Heavy hardware | Line hardware, rods, brackets and metal fittings may need reinforced cartons, pallets or wooden cases. |
| Fragile insulation | Porcelain, glass, bushings and insulators need separation, cushioning and handling marks. |
| Project batches | Carton marks can be grouped by line section, substation area, panel number or construction batch. |
Export packing should be confirmed early. Heavy metal fittings and fragile insulation products need different packing rules.