Shipment
PAAS Bulk Shipment: 155 Tons in Seven Containers
This shipment video identifies a PAAS 40% order totaling 155 tons across seven containers. Those are video-specific logistics facts and should remain attached to this dispatch record. The current VCYCLETECH PAAS catalog page lists liquid grades at 30%, 45% and 50% minimum solids, so a repeat purchase should not copy “40%” from the video without the signed order specification and matching batch COA. Buyers should reconcile concentration, batch limits, package count, net mass, container and seal numbers, receiving capacity and destination documents before approving a multi-container shipment.
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Direct answer
The video identifies this PAAS dispatch as 155 tons loaded into seven containers and labels the shipment PAAS 40%. For procurement, preserve those shipment identifiers in the order file and verify the exact concentration, batch limits, package count and net mass on the signed specification, COA, packing list and container documents. Receiving capacity should be checked before the loading plan is approved.
Separate shipment identity from catalog range
The shipment caption supplies the batch-scale facts used on this page: PAAS 40%, 155 tons and seven containers. The current PAAS product page lists liquid grades at 30%, 45% and 50% and a solid grade at 92%. Because the visible shipment grade differs from that catalog list, the signed order specification and batch COA are the controlling technical records for this dispatch.
This distinction helps buyers avoid copying a concentration from a video title into a new purchase without checking the currently offered grade.
Reconcile the seven-container plan
Before loading, reconcile total net mass against package net mass, units per container and the number of containers. Confirm gross weights and any route or carrier restrictions, then make sure the consignee has enough storage and unloading time for the delivery sequence.
Container and packing records should carry a traceable batch or lot reference. If multiple batches are used, the packing list should show which packages and containers correspond to each COA.
Technical release fields
- Exact PAAS grade and concentration.
- Appearance, pH and other agreed specification limits.
- Batch number and COA values.
- Package type, net mass, seal and label requirements.
- SDS, transport classification and destination documentation.
Application dosage is not inferred from the shipment footage. It belongs in the water-treatment program and should be set from system water chemistry and the selected grade.
Receive a multi-container shipment
Plan the receiving sequence before arrival. Identify which storage tank or staging area will accept each container, the maximum unloading rate and how packages from different batches will remain identifiable. If the order is split across arrival dates, keep the container, seal, package and batch references together in the receiving record.
Sample in accordance with the buyer's approved procedure and compare the delivered lot with the agreed specification. Keep retained samples from different batches separate. Record the first system or formulation that consumes each lot so any later investigation can trace usage back through the seven-container packing plan.
Technical specifications
Use these source-linked fields when preparing the sample request, specification or order record.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog liquid grades | 30%, 45% and 50% minimum solids | Product page |
| Appearance | Colorless to pale-yellow transparent liquid | Product page |
| Free monomer (as AA) | ≤0.5%, ≤0.8% or ≤1.0% by grade | Product page |
| Density at 20°C | ≥1.15, ≥1.20 or ≥1.25 g/cm³ by grade | Product page |
| pH | 6.0–8.0 as supplied | Product page |
| Video shipment identity | PAAS 40%, 155 tons, seven containers | Video post |
Video shipment grade vs current catalog grades
The signed specification resolves the difference between one historical dispatch identity and the currently displayed catalog range.
| Record | Concentration information | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Video shipment | PAAS 40% | Identify this dispatch only |
| Current catalog | 30%, 45% and 50% minimum solids | Review currently displayed options |
| Purchase order | Buyer-approved grade | Commercial control |
| Batch COA | Measured shipped-lot values | Quality release |
Seven-container release flow
What data should a PAAS bulk-order request contain?
A multi-container offer needs both technical grade data and a receiving plan.
- Exact concentration and specification limits
- Total net mass and package format
- Batch split and COA format
- Container, seal and arrival sequence
- Receiving capacity and destination documents
Buyer questions
What shipment quantity is stated in the video?
The video post identifies 155 tons loaded across seven containers.
Which PAAS concentration is stated in the video?
The shipment is identified as PAAS 40%.
Why does the current product page show different grades?
The catalog range remains 30%, 45% and 50% liquid grades; the shipment record documents one 40% order.
Which document controls a repeat order?
Use the newly signed specification and matching batch COA for the actual purchase.
How should seven containers be received?
Keep container, seal, package, batch and retained-sample references linked throughout unloading and use.
Request the current PAAS grade and COA format