Packing & Loading

Packing Starts With the Equipment and Shipping Requirements

Industrial machines, drilling tools and supporting equipment require different protection and loading methods. Before packing, we confirm the equipment configuration, transport dimensions, included accessories and available shipping conditions.

Packing Starts With the Equipment and Shipping Requirements

See the Actual Equipment Condition

Protect

Moisture protection, rust prevention and shock absorption.

Pack

Strong wooden cases and crates for components and tools.

Secure

Proper lashing and blocking for safe transport.

Typical Packing and Protection Methods

Equipment Type Typical Packing Method
Stationary Air Compressors Protective wrapping, base or pallet fixing and optional wooden-case protection
Portable Air Compressors Surface protection, wheel or axle blocking and transport securing
Drilling Rigs Component protection, mast positioning, track blocking and heavy-equipment securing
Drilling Tools Bundled packing, wooden cases, steel frames or pallets according to size and quantity
Spare Parts Labeled cartons, reinforced boxes, pallets or wooden cases
Electrical Components Moisture-resistant wrapping, cushioning and sealed packaging where required
Air-Treatment Equipment Protective wrapping, base fixing and surface protection
Tanks and Large Components Surface protection, support frames and position securing
Accessories and Consumables Counted, labeled and packed separately or with the main equipment
Documents Protected document pouch or available electronic document package

From Packing Preparation to Dispatch

  1. 1

    Review
    Order

  2. 2

    Confirm
    Method

  3. 3

    Protect
    Equipment

  4. 4

    Pack
    Components

  5. 5

    Verify
    Packing

  6. 6

    Load &
    Secure

  7. 7

    Record
    Dispatch

See How the Equipment Is Packed and Loaded

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Packing and loading records reflect the equipment and shipment condition at the time they are created.