A separate October 26 packing record covers 350 pieces of aluminum forged support bracket, part number 1000394624, for a planned sea-freight delivery to Germany. The photos focus on how the long, narrow components were grouped in cushioned wooden crates and how the packed crates were staged.
Part number 1000394624: arranged before closure
Unlike the wider support frames in the other packing record, these aluminum forged brackets have a long, flat profile. The first photos show the pieces standing in closely aligned rows inside a wooden crate. Keeping the same part in a consistent orientation makes the packed quantity easier to review visually and helps workers handle the group methodically.
Handling the brackets and protecting the crate interior
The packing area photographs show a worker handling the brackets while placing them in the crate. Bubble cushioning and a plastic lining can be seen around the stacks and the wooden enclosure. The photos support a description of physical cushioning and packing arrangement; they do not establish any unrecorded surface treatment, vibration test or coating specification.
Crates staged for planned ocean transport
Later photographs show multiple wooden crates with external bands, positioned near the packing area. The batch information specifies sea freight to Germany, but the images by themselves do not confirm carrier collection or arrival. For an international order, the useful takeaway is the clear separation between parts being packed, crates prepared for transport, and shipment actually dispatched.
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Record note: October 26, 2026. Quantity: 350 pieces. Intended destination: Germany. Planned transport: sea freight. No vessel loading or delivery confirmation is included in the source materials.
