Metal Cables

For detailed tariff information on metal cables, visit the HTS database. Learn about duty rates and classification guidelines.

Access UNIS’s HTS code database for precise classification of metal cables. Verify compliance with international trade regulations.

Ensure proper storage and shipping by adhering to size constraints. Minimum 150 sq ft space, 12ft height clearance, and 10ft x 8ft dedicated area for optimal organization.

Protect cables from sharp edges and heavy objects by wrapping in bubble wrap or foam. Use cable ties to prevent tangling and maintain organized stacking. Ensure loading dock access with 12ft door width for forklift maneuvering.

Secure cables with protective padding and use pallet storage for larger quantities. Shelving units with adjustable shelves accommodate varying diameters. Maintain clean, ventilated storage to prevent dust accumulation.

Plan for loading dock clearance and internal aisle widths (minimum 8ft) to ensure efficient retrieval. Coordinate with transportation networks for reliable shipment and distribution.

Freight costs depend on transportation networks, storage size, and handling logistics. Optimize space utilization and minimize damage risks to reduce operational expenses.