A reviewed packing record for fully assembled transformer cores identifies three sets in three packages for a 31.5 MVA transformer application. Its consignment totals are 50,480 kg net and 51,030 kg gross. The visible individual entry is case 3 of 3, recorded at 16,790 kg net and 16,990 kg gross.
| Record scope | Packages | Net weight (kg) | Gross weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Case 3 of 3 | 1 | 16,790 | 16,990 |
| Consignment total | 3 | 50,480 | 51,030 |
The gross–net difference is 200 kg for the visible package and 550 kg for the full consignment. These differences are calculated from the recorded weights. The record does not provide the separate weights of cases 1 and 2, so they are not reconstructed by averaging the shipment total.
Keep the mass basis attached to the goods
The product description is an assembled transformer core. The 31.5 MVA entry identifies its transformer application; it is not a stand-alone electrical rating for a bare magnetic assembly. Gross package weight is the relevant starting mass for handling the packed item. Container tare and transport-equipment ratings belong in separate fields.
Make the receiving check specific
For assembled power-transformer cores, link the package number to the packing list and the agreed delivery configuration. The receiving team needs the package’s own gross weight, lifting arrangement and support instructions before unloading.
Retain the original case sequence when checking the totals. A whole-consignment figure is useful for freight planning, while the individual package figure is needed for the next handling operation. Keeping those two levels separate avoids assigning the weight of three assemblies to one lift, or using an average where an actual package record is required.
This record supports a concrete packing case: three sets, three packages and two clearly defined mass totals. It establishes the documented shipping configuration without adding a destination, customer identity or arrival claim.