Transport heavier weights in a structured manner
Machine components, spare parts and production materials often require load-bearing loading units and freight-appropriate transport planning.
Transport pallets, general cargo, heavy goods, and large shipment volumes via a structured freight process. Paket International combines transport selection, pickup, documentation, tracking, and, for shipments to third countries, digital customs clearance.
As soon as weight, dimensions, quantity of goods, or packaging exceed the limits of standard parcel shipping, a freight solution becomes necessary. Crucial factors then include not only distance and weight, but also loading unit, accessibility, stackability, time constraints, and required additional services.
Machine components, spare parts and production materials often require load-bearing loading units and freight-appropriate transport planning.
Long, wide, or bulky goods can be transported on pallets, in racks, or as individual freight units.
Several boxes or products can be consolidated onto suitable loading units and picked up together.
International freight can be linked to goods items, commercial invoice, delivery terms and customs clearance.
The appropriate freight type depends on the number and size of the loading units, total weight, route, urgency and required vehicle capacity.
Multiple shipments from different senders share the available transport capacity. This is particularly suitable for single pallets and manageable freight volumes.
A partial load occupies a larger portion of the vehicle without using its entire capacity. It can be useful when transporting multiple pallets or when space is at a premium.
With a full truckload, the designated vehicle is essentially available for a single order. This is suitable for large quantities, direct transport, and individual requirements.
Paket International combines the transport request with loading units, pickup information, documents, customs details and further shipment coordination.
Provide details of pallets, racks, boxes or other freight units with dimensions, weight and properties in the order.
Provide the pick-up address, access route, contact person and loading conditions for the planned freight takeover.
Consolidate relevant order, goods and recipient information for the freight process in a structured manner.
For freight to third countries, record the goods description, customs tariff number, value of goods, origin and invoice details.
Coordinate transport from the designated pick-up point to the agreed recipient address.
Centrally assign available status and tracking information to the freight order.
Complete information on goods, loading unit and loading conditions is the basis for reliable transport planning.
Specify the collection and delivery address, type of goods, loading units, dimensions, weight and special characteristics.
Check the suitability of general cargo, partial load, full load or another suitable freight solution based on the order.
Complete transport information and, for third countries, goods, invoice and customs details.
Make the freight accessible on the agreed date and monitor its further transport status.
Please specify whether a ramp, forklift, liftgate, or other loading equipment is available at the pickup and delivery location. Access restrictions and fixed time windows should also be taken into account when requesting transport services.
Cargo must withstand the stresses of loading, handling, and transport. The loading unit should be load-bearing, stable, and suitable for its intended handling.
The substructure must safely support the total weight and be suitable for the intended loading.
Boxes, machines or components must be securely fixed within the loading unit and protected against lateral movement.
Edge protection, padding, foiling or strapping should be tailored to weight, sensitivity and transport route.
Each freight unit requires a unique identifier. Old markings should be removed or completely obscured.
For freight shipments to third countries, transport data and customs information must match. Paket International connects the freight request with the digital customs clearance and the necessary preparation Export documents .
Provide a complete description of the goods, quantity, value, customs tariff number and country of origin for each item.
Coordinate sender, recipient, goods values, delivery terms and invoice details with the freight order.
Determine how transport, customs clearance and potential import costs should be handled in the planned delivery process.
The appropriate shipping method depends on weight, dimensions, packaging, shipment quantity and desired handling.
| feature | Parcel Shipping | Pallet shipping | Freight shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical shipment | Cartons and standardized packages | One or more palletized units | general cargo, partial load or full load |
| Handling | Packet network and manual sorting | Material handling equipment and pallet handling | Freight terminal, direct transport or individual transport planning |
| Suitable for | Small and medium-sized standard goods | Heavy or bundled goods | Large quantities, heavy goods and special loading requirements |
| Pricing | Package dimensions, weight, zone and service | Pallet dimensions, weight, route and service | Volume, loading meters, parking spaces, weight, route and transport type |
| Pickup | Depending on the parcel service and tariff | Suitable transfer point required | Loading conditions and access must be taken into account. |
Freight shipping is particularly relevant when the quantity, weight, or dimensions of goods regularly exceed those of standard parcel shipping.
Transport machine components, assemblies, spare parts and production equipment in a freight-safe manner.
Supply vehicle parts, palletized goods and larger components to factories, dealers or workshops.
Ship bundled quantities of goods and multiple loading units nationally or internationally.
Transport large or bulky furniture, components and furnishings with a suitable loading unit.
Ship sensitive devices and larger technical systems with suitable packaging and documentation.
Transporting pallets, supplies and larger quantities of goods between warehouse, dealer and marketplace.
About Shop, ERP and WMS integrations or a International Shipping API Order, address and goods information can be taken from existing systems and reused for the shipping process.
Answers regarding general cargo, pallets, full loads, collection, packaging and international customs clearance.
Freight shipping refers to the transport of larger, heavier, or bundled quantities of goods that cannot be efficiently transported as a standard parcel. Examples include pallets, general cargo, partial loads, and full loads.
LTL refers to a shipment that requires only a small portion of the vehicle's capacity. PTL stands for a larger partial load. FTL means that the full or nearly full vehicle capacity is allocated to a single order.
In particular, the following information is required: pick-up and delivery address, number of loading units, dimensions, total weight, type of goods, stackability, desired date and details regarding loading and unloading.
Yes. Pickup can be scheduled at the company, warehouse, or production site, depending on the route, mode of transport, and available freight solution. Access and loading conditions must be clarified beforehand.
This depends on the loading unit and the booked vehicle. If no ramp or forklift is available, it must be checked whether a vehicle with a liftgate or additional loading equipment is required.
The goods must be placed on a stable transport base, secured against slipping, and protected from impacts, pressure, moisture, and other typical transport stresses.
Yes. Single or small numbers of pallets can often be transported as general cargo or less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments. The most suitable solution depends on the dimensions, weight, goods, and route.
Yes. Freight can be shipped within Germany, within Europe, and, depending on the available transport solution, to other countries as well. For shipments to third countries, customs and export requirements apply.
Typically, a commercial or pro forma invoice and a complete list of goods are required. Additional documents depend on factors such as the type of goods, their value, origin, destination country, and customs procedures.
Depending on the destination country, type of goods, transport partner, and customs process, DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) handling may be considered. In this case, agreed import costs are allocated to the shipper.
Such goods are subject to special regulations and acceptance conditions. Before booking, the classification, packaging, labeling, documentation, and approval of the intended transport partner must be checked.
Order, address, goods and loading unit data can be imported via existing integrations or a custom interface, depending on the system landscape.
Capture loading units and transport data, select the appropriate freight type and combine pickup, documents, tracking and international customs clearance in a structured process.