Lithium battery freight focus Air · Sea · Land assessment Document-first planning
Shipment Status & Support

Solutions by operating model

Start with how your business ships.

Production batches, finished equipment and mixed commercial orders create different documentation and packing risks. Choose the workflow closest to yours.

Find your starting point

One freight process, adapted to three shipment realities.

Every solution still depends on the exact cargo and route. These pages show which inputs and failure points usually matter first for your business type.

01 · PRODUCTION & WHOLESALE

Battery manufacturers

For cells, packs, modules and power banks moving as production lots, samples or replenishment stock.

  • Model-to-test-summary consistency
  • Standalone battery route assessment
  • Production packing evidence
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02 · PRODUCTS WITH BATTERIES

Equipment exporters

For tools, electronics, instruments and equipment with batteries installed or separately packed.

  • In-equipment vs packed-with mapping
  • Device and battery model matching
  • Activation and short-circuit controls
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03 · COMMERCIAL FULFILMENT

Brands & sellers

For finished products, replacement batteries, mixed SKUs and recurring replenishment movements.

  • SKU-level battery information
  • Mixed-order exception review
  • Mode and delivery-scope comparison
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Common foundation

What every solution includes.

01

Cargo mapping

Chemistry, common UN direction, Watt-hours, condition and battery configuration.

02

File review

Customer-supplied test summary, SDS, model references, commercial data and packing evidence.

03

Mode assessment

Air, sea or land fit considered against the exact cargo, timeline and destination.

04

Booking handoff

Scope, responsibilities and remaining acceptance conditions made visible before booking.

Cargo screening

Battery configuration and condition

  1. Cells or batteries aloneUN 3480 (lithium-ion) · UN 3090 (lithium metal)
  2. Packed with equipmentUN 3481 · UN 3091 (packed with equipment)
  3. Contained in equipmentUN 3481 · UN 3091 (contained in equipment)
  1. New, tested
  2. Returned or used
  3. Damaged, defective or recalled
Does not replace formal dangerous-goods classification under the applicable dangerous-goods rules (IMDG Code for sea, IATA DGR for air). Cargo guide · Condition review

Not sure which page fits?

Describe the shipment, and we will start from the cargo.

Some businesses fit more than one scenario. A manufacturer may export equipment; a brand may also ship standalone spares. The quote form lets you share the actual configuration without choosing a perfect category first.

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If you are unsure of the UN number or packing instruction, share the product, battery model, configuration and documents available.

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