Opto-isolators

For detailed HTS classification information, visit the official U.S. HTS database. This code is critical for customs compliance and tariff determination.

UNIS provides access to HTS codes for opto-electronic components, ensuring accurate classification for international shipping and regulatory compliance.

Packaged dimensions and weight are essential for optimizing shipping costs and space. Ensure containers meet minimum clearance and load capacity requirements.

Opto-isolators require dry, well-ventilated storage with no direct sunlight. Use padded containers, label as 'Fragile,' and ensure stable stacking to prevent damage during handling.

Use clear, labeled bins and pallets (48" wide) for organized storage. Include anti-static materials and cushioning to safeguard components during transit.

Ensure a 12-foot-wide loading dock, 10-foot warehouse door, and 8-foot clear aisles for forklift access. Maintain 3-foot clearance around shelving units for efficient maneuvering.

Freight costs are influenced by packaging density, stacking efficiency, and compliance with climate-controlled storage. Optimizing these factors reduces logistics expenses and improves turnaround times.