What matters in cable packaging and shipping marks?

Packaging is a specification, not an afterthought: it changes landed cost, damage rate and customs handling.

Answer: treat packaging as a spec line, because it drives three things a cable datasheet never mentions — landed cost, damage rate and customs handling.

  • Inner pack — polybag, blister or printed box; state it, do not let it default.
  • Carton — dimensions, gross weight and drop-test expectation should be in the order.
  • Shipping marks — must match the buyer's instruction exactly; a wrong mark can stop a container.
  • Labels — model, length, lot code; the lot code is what makes a claim traceable.

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What matters in cable packaging and shipping marks?

Specify inner pack, carton dimensions and weight, exact shipping marks, and labels with model, length and lot code.