Algumas coisas sobre envio de embalagens eplso Correios ou quaisquer outras formas de transporte.
Percebam que há sempre o cuidado em embalar e rotular bem o produto enviado.
Wrapping of consignments
Keep in mind that with thorough wrapping and labeling of a consignment significantly reduces the risk of damage to goods during transit, sorting and further handling of the consignment. The wrapping must comply with the weight and contents of the consignment.
Goods inside the carton must be fixed by a lining to prevent its movement in all directions and limit the possibility of the carton turning over and damaging the goods.
The wrapping must be in one piece. In no event should you bind several cartons together. There is the risk of individual unmarked “bound” pieces becoming separated. This greatly increases the risk of possible losses, and our company shall not be liable for such a consignment.
A product must not in no event jut out from the footprint of the carton.
If a consignment contains fragile goods or goods sensitive to changes in position, you must mark it with the appropriate handling label. We can, for a fee, supply you with these handling labels (FRAGILE, DO NOT ROTATE). A transport label must always be placed on the top or the largest side area of the carton. The carton must not have a different (outdated) label or any barcode attached thereto.
Transport labels must not be obscured in any way, for example, by another label, binding twine or adhesive tape. Check all stickers and the transport label (address of the recipient) before handing over for transport.
Systematic transport does not rule out that your consignment will be at the bottom of the cargo space!
