Carbide grinding knives shipped as multi-crate sea freight to West Africa

A cocoa processor in West Africa needed hardmetal grinding knives and process wear parts — heavy, high-value cargo that had to survive weeks of sea transport and arrive identifiable crate by crate.

The order combined multiple part types in one shipment, so packing, marking and paperwork had to keep every position traceable from crate list to customs.

The knives and wear parts were produced to specification and packed as a multi-crate sea shipment: export crating, per-crate packing lists and shipping documentation prepared as one consistent set.

Each crate was marked against the packing list, so the receiving side could check positions off directly against the documents.