Express shipment
Best for urgent parts or fast delivery when production timing is the main concern.
Logistics & Delivery
From Finished Parts to Delivered Orders
NetProto helps coordinate packaging, shipping method selection, export preparation, tracking, and delivery communication so customers can move from completed production to received parts with fewer logistics surprises.
Delivery planning
Choose shipping based on time, cost, and project urgency
A small urgent order and a high-volume production shipment should not be handled the same way. NetProto helps align the shipping plan with the project.
Air freight
Useful when the timeline is urgent but the project scale supports air logistics.
Ocean freight
Better for larger production orders or less urgent, cost-sensitive moves.
Project flexibility
Support for split shipments and staged delivery
Some projects need sample lots, partial production runs, and release shipments later. NetProto can help coordinate staged movement when the program requires it.
Sample-first delivery
Use this approach when you need parts in hand before full production or final release.
- First article shipment
- Engineering review package
- Customer approval before mass production
Split production shipments
Ship manufacturing output in releases, manage inventory, or stage production batches around schedule needs.
- Urgent batch by air
- Balance quantity by ocean
- Improve cash flow with delivery schedules
Packaging and routing
Packaging should protect both the part and the schedule
Custom plastic parts may need protection from scratches, deformation, transit handling, or assembly confusion. Packaging planning should happen before shipment.
Part protection
Packaging can be selected based on cosmetic surfaces, sharp features, finish risk, inserts, or assembled components.
Labeling and cartons
Carton labeling, part quantities, count labels, and project references can help receiving teams identify shipments quickly.
Special requirements
Customer-specific packaging, documentation, or delivery instructions can be supported during quoting.
Shipping options
Common delivery choices
Freight and logistics plans should match urgency, shipment size, documentation needs, and project requirements.
| Shipping method | Best for | Typical tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| Express courier | Samples, small urgent parts, urgent shipments | Fast and simple, but higher cost per parcel |
| Air freight | Medium-size orders with short timelines | Faster than ocean, but more expensive and may require stronger documentation |
| Ocean freight | Larger production orders | Lower cost, longer transit time, more planning needed |
| Split shipment | Urgent lead-in batch plus larger cost-controlled balance | More coordination, but can deliver urgent needs first |