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Network Signal Extenders are shipped in cartons. Dimensions and weight vary depending on quantity and packaging. They are generally considered general cargo.
Typically, a Full Container Load (FCL) using a 20' or 40' container is most cost-effective. Out of Gauge (OOG) and Breakbulk shipments are less common unless the extenders are exceptionally large/heavy, or the shipment is very small.
Shipping International requires the following information:
Shipping International provides a detailed quote based on specific requirements.
Transportation is arranged by Shipping International upon quote acceptance.
Shipping International provides tracking information to monitor shipment progress.
Shipping International delivers the shipment to the specified destination address.
Use sturdy double-walled cartons of appropriate size. Each extender should be individually wrapped in bubble wrap or similar protective material. Fill any void space within the carton with packing peanuts or air pillows. Cartons should be clearly labeled with "Fragile" and "Handle with Care" markings. Consider using corner protectors. Pallet placement and securing is crucial for FCL shipments.
Network signal extenders contain sensitive electronic components susceptible to damage from shock, vibration, and extreme temperatures. Handle with care to avoid dropping or rough handling. Ensure the packaging provides adequate protection. Static electricity can also damage components; appropriate anti-static packaging may be necessary.
For domestic UK shipments, Incoterms such as DAP (Delivered at Place) or DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) are commonly used. DAP means the seller delivers the goods to the named place of destination but does not unload them. DDP means the seller is responsible for delivery to the named place of destination, including all import duties and taxes. The specific Incoterm is detailed in the shipping agreement and affects the cost and responsibility for various aspects of the shipment.
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