Lithium battery logistics starts with chemistry, watt-hours, and packing.

Cells, battery packs, and battery-powered equipment reviewed against transport documents, packing relationship, and carrier acceptance.

UN38.3review input

Air · Searoute options

Packingrelationship checked

Carrieracceptance first

Battery profile

The product profile decides which routes are workable.

Standalone batteries, batteries packed with equipment, and batteries contained in equipment require different handling.

Review chemistry, watt-hour rating, UN38.3 summary, SDS, and product specification.

Confirm whether cells are standalone, packed with equipment, or contained in equipment.

Match the exact profile and packaging to an accepting air, sea, or multimodal service.

How it works

01 — Profile

Share chemistry, watt-hours, quantity, and packing relationship.

02 — Review

Transport and product documents are reviewed for gaps.

03 — Pack

Labels, packaging, and declarations are aligned to the route.

04 — Move

The shipment is placed only after acceptance is confirmed.

FAQ

The practical questions to settle before the shipment is booked.

Start with the UN38.3 test summary, SDS, product specification, watt-hour rating, packing relationship, quantity, and packaging photos.

Often yes, but eligibility depends on chemistry, state of charge, packing relationship, quantity, packaging, and carrier acceptance.

Start with the brief

Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.

Share the origin, destination, cargo profile, and target date. One agent will reply with the workable scope and next steps.