Additionally, the following may be required prior to implementation: Sample pack shipped to MTU America Photographs and drawings of proposed packaging Package testing Changes to package quantities, packaging materials or dimensions require review and may require a of the Supplier Data Sheet” to the MTU America Packaging Department for approval. “Packaging Part Protection, Cleanliness and Preservation Part Protection and Cleanliness It is the suppliers’ responsibility to ensure that each part is properly packaged to arrive free of damage, dirt, rust and moisture and should arrive in a manner that allows immediate delivery and use at our assembly or machining lines without requiring additional handling, part cleaning or washing. Surface protection should be provided to any part which requires the need, by using an approved protective material. Preservation Parts shall be received free of rust or corrosion and shall remain in such state up to point of use. Note: Service parts may require longer storage times and may require specific packaging since the material is for resale. Contact the MTU America Packaging Department for questions. Further details on corrosion and rust prevention can be found in the Parts Packaging and “Production Shipping Guidelines” (CD-TFL-001). Packaging of Hazardous Materials For information regarding hazardous material packaging, any questions or further help can be directed to the MTU America Packaging Department by contacting . Import / Export Certain restrictions and regulations apply to packaging material that crosses international borders. It is the supplier’s responsibility to ensure all shipments meet the importing country’s import regulations. Regulations on Wood Packaging Material (WPM)
Additionally, the following may be required prior to implementation: Sample pack shipped to MTU America Photographs and drawings of proposed packaging Package testing Changes to package quantities, packaging materials or dimensions require review and may require a of the “Packaging Supplier Data Sheet” to the MTU America Packaging Department for approval. Part Protection, Cleanliness and Preservation Part Protection and Cleanliness It is the suppliers’ responsibility to ensure that each part is properly packaged to arrive free of damage, dirt, rust and moisture and should arrive in a manner that allows immediate delivery and use at our assembly or machining lines without requiring additional handling, part cleaning or washing. Surface protection should be provided to any part which requires the need, by using an approved protective material. Preservation Parts shall be received free of rust or corrosion and shall remain in such state up to point of use. Note: Service parts may require longer storage times and may require specific packaging since the material is for resale. Contact the MTU America Packaging Department for questions. Further details on corrosion and rust prevention can be found in the “Production Parts Packaging and Shipping Guidelines” (CD-TFL-001). Packaging of Hazardous Materials For information regarding hazardous material packaging, any questions or further help can be directed to the MTU America Packaging Department by contacting . Import / Export Certain restrictions and regulations apply to packaging material that crosses international borders. It is the supplier’s responsibility to ensure all shipments meet the importing country’s import regulations. Regulations on Wood Packaging Material (WPM)
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