2.7.3 T-Pak – Transport Packaging

• This unit is used for transport/distribution of the item.

• T-pak must consist of D-pak or F-pak.

• It is possible to register multiple T-paks for an item.

• T-pak base is the natural bottom/underside of the packaging when paired with a load carrier.

  • A load carrier is a device that accompanies, supports, and holds the shipment, simplifying its handling.

  • Examples of load carriers are pallets, containers, baskets, platforms, tanks, frames, or similar devices used for transport.

  • A load carrier can be wheeled or handled with a pallet jack, forklift, crane, or other machinery/equipment.

• Height: The height extends from the base. Measured in millimeters.

• Width: The shortest side of the base. Measured in millimeters.

• Length: The longest side of the base. Measured in millimeters.

• Weight: Gross weight, including packaging and undamaged load carrier. Measured in kilograms.

Number of layers on pallet

The number of layers on pallet is used to calculate how many units of an item can fit per layer on a pallet and is important for optimizing supply of goods. The correct number of layers ensures efficient use of space, reduces costs, and contributes to stable and safe handling throughout the value chain.

• The field is available on packaging type PAL for standard products

• The value must be an integer

• The calculated number of packages per layer must be an integer