Shipping Microwave Links: A Guide

Shipping Method

Microwave links are typically shipped as FCL (Full Container Load) cargo. This ensures optimal protection during transit.

Packaging

Microwave links are usually packaged in custom-made crates or strong wooden boxes designed to withstand the rigors of Ocean freight and handling. This minimizes the risk of damage.

Why FCL?

FCL offers superior protection compared to LCL (Less than Container Load) or other methods. The smaller size of microwave links, coupled with the need for robust protection, makes FCL the most suitable option.

OOG/Breakbulk

Out of Gauge (OOG) or Breakbulk shipping is generally unnecessary for standard microwave link components unless the equipment is exceptionally large or heavy.

Insurance Information

Cargo insurance is crucial to protect against loss or damage during transit. Adequate insurance coverage is recommended.

Documentation Requirements

Necessary shipping documents include, but are not limited to: a commercial invoice, a detailed packing list specifying contents and quantities, and a bill of lading. Additional documentation may be required depending on the destination country.

Customs Regulations

Customs regulations and import/export procedures vary by country. Microwave links may require specific permits or licenses. It is crucial to research and comply with all applicable regulations for your specific shipment.