Every order we load gets photographed before the doors close: the bundle, the label, the crate, the container. This page lists those shipments by destination and standard. It is the fastest way to see how our tube is actually packed and marked — not how a brochure says it is.
What each shipment record shows
- Destination country, standard and steel grade
- The sizes that actually went into the container
- How the bundles were wrapped, capped and strapped
- What the label carries
- Loading photos, including dunnage and lashing
- The documents that travelled with the goods
Why we publish this
Most precision tube failures are not metallurgical. They are handling failures: bundles that shifted, ends that took a knock, a label that did not match the packing list, surface corrosion from six weeks at sea. Publishing the shipment record makes our packing method checkable before you order, and gives our own team a standard to keep.
Request the same packing for your order
Wrapping, end protection, crate dimensions and marking layout can all be set to your requirement. Send the size list and the destination port, and we will confirm the packing method in the quotation.