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Illustrative before and after

Bimecc packing options

Compare two packing assumptions for the same order quantity. Ask the supplier for actual carton dimensions, gross weight and pack-out approval before using the result in a freight plan.

Estimate carton counts

This example rounds up to a whole carton. It measures carton count only. Pallet pattern, gross weight, breakage risk and material use need separate checks.

Before: 12 cartons. After: 8 cartons. Difference: 4 fewer cartons.

Three packing scenarios to verify

These examples illustrate decisions to discuss with a supplier.

Mixed lock key sizes

Compare single-SKU cartons to a divided carton. Verify compartment labels and handling marks before approving the latter.

Finished lug hardware

Check whether a denser pack permits contact between finished surfaces. Review protective layers and test the chosen packing with the agreed handling method.

Ring assortments

Confirm ring identification stays readable after repacking. Agree how to segregate partial lots and reconcile quantities by part number.

Compare packing on your next quotation

Include units per SKU and the destination, along with the carton limits already set by your freight or warehouse team.