ARGENTINA · ROMILSA
Crated in Shandong.
Unloaded in Argentina.
A box shear for the Romilsa yard, photographed twice: when it was packed and when it arrived. Same crates, two ends of the route.
At a glance
| Customer | Romilsa, Argentina |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Box shear — a hydraulic shear that loads and cuts inside a box-shaped chamber |
| Scope | Machine, packing and shipping documents coordinated as one consignment |
| Route | Shandong workshop → ocean freight → customer yard |
| Evidence | Packing photographs, arrival photographs, customer video |
01 / PACKING
Closed, banded, lined up.
Fumigated crates built to the machine footprint, wrapped inside before the lid goes on, then staged for the container.
02 / ARRIVAL
Off the flatbed, into the warehouse.
Photographed by the customer after unloading: the units came off the trailer by telehandler and went inside still crated.
ARRIVAL FOOTAGE
Clip recorded on arrival.
03 / WHY IT MATTERS
The four steps that fail when you buy direct.
A photo of a crate is not a guarantee. What it does show is that the machine was built, wrapped, crated and loaded — the four stages where an unsupervised order usually goes wrong.
- Packing built to the machine, not to a generic box size
- Wrap under the lid, so sea air never touches machined surfaces
- Loading photographed before the doors close
- Documents issued so the consignment clears without a broker call
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