INVESTCOM Investment JSC.,

Incoterms:

CFR - Cost and Freight

CIF - Cost, Insurance and Freight

CIP - Carriage and Insurance Paid to

CPT - Carriage Paid to

EXW - Ex Works

FAS - Free Along Ship

FCA - Free Carrier

FOB - Free on Board

Packaging Details:

1. Type of bale
- 33.33kgs/bale
- 35kgs/bale
2. Size of bale
- Length: 670mm +/-20mm
- Width: 330 mm +/-20mm
- Height: 170mm +/-5mm
3. Type of PE bag
- Thin bag: Normal polythene bag or called normal poly, specifications:
            + Length: 950mm-1,050mm
            + Width: 500mm –550mm
            + Thickness: 0.03mm +/-0.01mm
            + Maximum meltability: 109o C
            + Melting point: 90-96oC
+ Density: 0.92g/cm3
+ Dispersity: compatible with rubber at 110oC
- Thick polythene bag or called thick poly
            + Length: 950mm-1,050mm
            + Width: 500mm –550mm
            + Thickness: 0.10mm +/-0.01mm
4. Lose bale
- 33.33kgs/bale: 600 bales = 20MTS/container 20’
- 35kgs/bale: 576 bales = 20.16MTS/container 20’, 600 bales = 21MTS/container 20’
5.  Pallet
- Wooden pallet (palletized crates or  wooden pallet): are made from hardwood, containing no termites and bark. All of wood used to make pallets are processed with Borate solution (mixing 6kg Borate with 3m3 of water, soaking within 8 ours, then taking out to dry). Size of pallets:
+ Length: 1,425mm ± 5mm
            + Width: 1,100mm ± 5mm
            + Height:  925mm ± 5mm
- Contractive plastic pallet (Shrinkwrapped packing): Contractive plastic cover is made of polyethylene with 0.2mm in length. Rubber is fixed with wooden or steel pallets. Using a gas burner to make PE bags contract in order to fix rubber bales. Support of each bale is usually made of wooden and is stable enough to use a fork-lift to transport goods.
6. Separate bales:
- 33.33kgs/bale: 36 bales = 1.2MTS/pallet, 16 pallets = 19.2MTS/container 20’
- 35kgs/bale: 36 bales = 1.26MTS/pallet, 16 pallet = 20.16MTS/container 20’