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Shipment planning

National Bearings packaging & shipment

Agree how parts will be protected, identified and grouped before comparing shipment options.

Reduce avoidable repacking

Keep bearing protection, lot traceability and destination handling requirements in the same packaging brief.

Packaging decisions to make early

Protect the interfaces

Specify separation between steel parts and protect the seal face and encoder side during handling.

Keep lots legible

Carry the supplier part and lot from the inner label to the carton and packing list.

Compare consolidation

A mixed shipment can combine order lines. Review split lots, sorting at destination and the extra label checks before choosing it.

Three checkpoints in the packing review

Bars show each checkpoint's place in the sequence. Project status is recorded in the order file.

  1. 1. Set packing requirements
  2. 2. Review a packing sample
  3. 3. Reconcile final carton marks

Request the records that apply

  • Material declaration
  • Sample label
  • Final packing list

Ask who issued each record and which material, SKU or shipment it covers. The appointed freight partner and importer confirm destination handling and documentation requirements.

Add packing requirements to the quote

Send packing details