Packaging And Transportation Requirements For Export Of Luminol Powder 521-31-3

Packaging preparation: Safe isolation, leak proof and shock resistant

1.1 Special packaging materials. Luminol powder should be packaged in plastic or glass bottles with good sealing properties, and the outer layer should be protected by sturdy cardboard or wooden boxes to prevent collision and compression during transportation. The packaging material should have chemical inertness to avoid reacting with luminol.

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1.2 Identification and labeling. Each packaging unit must be clearly labeled with key information such as product name, chemical formula, hazard category (such as UN number), net weight, production date, manufacturer information, and emergency contact information. In addition, hazardous material labels and transportation warning signs that comply with international standards must be affixed.

Transportation mode selection: Safety first, efficiency equally important

Due to the special properties of luminol powder, customers usually do not purchase a large quantity of luminol, so the shipping cost is not too expensive and the transportation time is short. Customers can receive the product quickly, making air freight a good choice. However, the transportation time required for sea or land transportation is too long, and the transportation environment is relatively complex, which is not conducive to maintaining the stability of luminol. However, for specific countries or customers with special needs, after taking protective measures, sea or land transportation can also be chosen because they have certain cost advantages. In addition, it is necessary to choose a freight company with chemical transportation qualifications to ensure that there are professional chemical cargo holds and emergency response equipment during transportation.

Preparation of compliance documents: complete procedures, compliance first

3.1 Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for Hazardous Chemicals. Providing detailed product safety data sheets, including physical properties, health hazards, first aid measures, fire safety advice, leak handling, and storage conditions, is a necessary document before export.

3.2 Transportation License and Declaration Form. According to the laws and regulations of the destination country, it may be necessary to apply for specific chemical transportation permits and submit detailed cargo declaration forms to customs and relevant departments. Ensure that all documents are accurate and avoid delays or rejections.

3.3 Environmental Protection and Customs Certification. Some countries also require environmental compliance certificates and export licenses to ensure that products comply with local environmental standards. At the same time, prepare all import and export documents required by customs, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, etc.

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