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Sailun Shipment Space Planning

Compare two packing proposals for the same order before committing to a shipment plan.

Before review

Supplier quotes list units per carton without a common carton-size format or a shared loading plan.

After review

Convert each proposal to a common packed volume, then verify dimensions, stacking limits and handling against the actual order.

Compare two packing proposals

Enter the same number of items for both proposals. This example estimates nominal packed volume. Check gross weight, usable container space and loading geometry separately.

Proposal A
Proposal B
Example: Proposal A uses 6 m³. Proposal B uses 5 m³. Difference (A − B): 1 m³.

Illustrative planning scenarios

Mixed tire sizes

Compare pack counts by size. Ask for the loading plan to show how the proposed mix uses space around differently sized tires.

Finish-sensitive wheels

Keep the coating protection requirement on both proposals. Check whether smaller cartons change spacers, edge protection or stacking instructions.

Hub and bearing cartons

Compare carton density and protective packaging. A weight limit can govern the loading plan before nominal carton volume does.

Put packing into the sourcing brief

Send the order mix and name any constraints to keep fixed.

  • Record carton dimensions and gross weight.
  • Identify labeling and protection needs.
  • Confirm handling and destination constraints.