Most of the damage to LED lights during transportation does not occur in containers, but occurs during the last mile-when poorly packed cartons are pushed by forklifts or fall off the tailboards. When it comes to packaging, either the supplier protects the profit for you or eats it quietly.

The standard export packaging adopts an outer box with foam lining, and the size of the box is designed to ensure that the lamp body, optical cover and driver will not squeeze and displace each other. Bagging or wrapping individual products separately rather than mixing them in bulk-this step is necessary for garden lights and wall lamps with glass panels.

Reinforced wooden boxes can be provided for entire container orders to avoid pressure damage caused by stacking during long-distance shipping. For customers who own their own warehouses, they can also ship according to the orientation label to facilitate warehousing and shelves.

In terms of delivery time, standard orders usually take 7 - 15 working days to ship, and large goods or fully customized items take 25 - 35 working days to ship. Cooperative freight forwarders can arrange sea and air freight, and common trade terms are EXW, FOB, and CIF. The payment method is mainly T/T (30% deposit before production and 70% final payment before delivery), and L/C can be negotiated for large-value engineering orders.

Provide packaging photos and container loading photos before shipment, so that the goods can be checked even when you are not on site.