CNZTL Taile
Manufacturing & dispatch

See the equipment.
Understand the delivery.

A closer look at air-handling unit assembly, identification, protective packing and truck loading through Taile's own factory photographs.

Rows of AHU frames and coils on the factory assembly floor
AHU frames and coil sections arranged on the assembly floor.
Assembly

Make the configuration
visible before delivery.

AHU sections are built to the agreed equipment configuration. The selection review should define the casing, coils, fan, filtration, access side and connections before manufacture.

For your equipment orderConfirm the approved configuration and general arrangement drawing before production release.
Taile air handling units in the factory
Combined air handling units assembled in the factory.
Unit identification

Keep each unit
traceable to its specification.

A unit nameplate and conformity label identify the pictured equipment. Inspection requirements and any witnessed tests should be agreed for the specific order.

For your equipment orderAgree the unit identification, document list and inspection or test requirements in writing.
CNZTL AHU nameplate and certificate of conformity label
A CNZTL unit nameplate and conformity label.
Packing

Match the protection
to the transport route.

The photograph shows wrapped equipment staged on supports. Export packing, crate requirements and shipment arrangement are specified separately for each order and destination.

For your equipment orderConfirm packing type, package count, handling points and estimated dimensions and gross weight. Final shipping data follows the confirmed packing arrangement.
Blue-wrapped air handling equipment staged in the factory yard
Equipment wrapped and staged in the factory yard.
Dispatch

Define the handover.
Keep the scope clear.

Loading and dispatch form one part of the supply arrangement. The named delivery point and agreed trade term determine which transport activities and costs are included.

For your equipment orderConfirm EXW, FOB or CIF with the named place or port, packing and freight scope, and the responsibilities for unloading and site work.
Forklift beside a truck loaded with wrapped equipment
Forklift and truck loading.
A clear handover package

Agree the documents
alongside the equipment.

Equipment confirmation

Final equipment schedule, configuration, approved dimensions and connection details.

Shipment information

Unit and package identification, packing list, dimensions and weights for the agreed delivery.

Technical support scope

Applicable equipment instructions, warranty terms and the agreed remote or on-site support arrangement.

Taile's scope is equipment manufacturing and supply. System design, building works, ducting, water piping, electrical installation, site commissioning and local service are included only where separately agreed in writing.

Let's define your equipment supply.

Start with the equipment schedule, project location and requested delivery term.

Prepare selection inputs
Discuss with Kalyn