When shipping consumer electronics, there’s often more to think about than just box sizes and delivery deadlines. If your products contain lithium batteries, pressurised canisters, or magnets, you’ve entered the world of hazardous goods.
It sounds complex, but it’s just another part of what we do at PTI Express. We help our customers navigate the trickier parts of logistics so that they can get on with running their business.
Many everyday electronics contain materials that, under transport regulations, are classified as hazardous.
These are a few common ones:
These things might seem harmless in the warehouse, but under the wrong conditions in transit, they pose risks. That’s why there are strict rules about how these goods are packed, labelled, and moved.
At PTI Express, we know our way around Dangerous Goods (DG) and use that expertise to make sure your shipments stay compliant and moving.
Here’s how we help:
Advice You Can Use
We’ll tell you what’s needed, what paperwork to prepare, and how to avoid the classic mistakes that can delay shipments at borders.
The Right Certifications
Our team is trained, certified, and trusted to move hazardous goods safely and legally.
Handling Customs
Our customs clearance team makes sure the right codes, forms, and declarations are in place so you don’t face unnecessary hold-ups.
Storage That Plays by the Rules
Need to store hazardous materials safely? Our facilities meet the requirements to keep these goods secure and compliant until they’re ready to go.
Because you don’t have time to become an expert in Hazardous Goods. That’s why you partner with people who already are.
We’re all about people-first logistics. That means a named contact you can actually reach, straightforward advice, and a team that understands how valuable your goods (and your time) really are.
If you’re moving electronics and you think hazardous goods might be on the checklist, let’s talk. We’ll help you figure out what’s needed, keep your shipments on track, and make the whole thing feel refreshingly simple.