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Solution

Packaging and Export Handling for Oil Pan Shipments

Pans are large, light and easy to dent. Getting them to a warehouse intact is a packing problem before it is a freight problem.

Process

How It Runs, Step by Step

Agree the carton

Individual carton, bulk carton or palletised, decided by the destination and the handling at the far end.

Protect the flange

The sealing flange decides whether the part can be fitted, so it is the surface that packing has to protect.

Mark the part

Part number and programme marking agreed per order.

Consolidate

Small blocks ship with larger ones rather than as separate consignments.

Document

Export documentation prepared for the destination market.

Carton dimensions, pieces per carton and container loading figures were not recorded in the archived catalogue and are confirmed per order.

Outcome

Parts that arrive fittable, not parts that arrive cheap and dented.

Every figure and capability named on this page is one RUIFAN recorded on its original site. Where a detail was never recorded, it is agreed per programme rather than stated here.

What the factory records

  • Founded 1994 in Ruian, Zhejiang
  • Stated annual oil pan output of 500,000 pieces
  • Quality systems recorded as ISO 9001 and TS 16949
  • Deep and shallow draw stamping; die, sand and gravity casting
  • Chrome plating and vacuum metallization
  • Development of oil pans and aluminum castings from customer samples or drawings

Questions About Packaging and Export Handling

How long does packaging and export handling take?

Lead time was not recorded in the archived catalogue and is confirmed per programme, because it depends on whether tooling exists, how many references are in the order and where it is shipping.

What do you need from us to start?

For catalogue references, the number list, quantities and destination market. For anything not in the catalogue, a sample, a drawing or a dimensioned photograph.

Who owns the tooling?

Tooling cost, lead time and ownership are agreed in writing before any work begins. Nothing on that is assumed.

Can this run alongside a catalogue order?

Yes, and it usually should. Consolidating is what makes low-volume references economic to produce and to ship.

What quality systems apply?

ISO 9001 and TS 16949 are the systems RUIFAN recorded on its original site. Certificate numbers and validity dates are supplied on request.

Start With Packaging and Export Handling

Send what you have — a number list, a drawing or a sample. We will tell you what the catalogue covers and what needs tooling.