SHENYANG, China 鈥?Shipping lithium batteries internationally requires strict adherence to safety regulations. At yoyang Technology, we take this responsibility seriously, ensuring every shipment meets UN38.3 and relevant IATA/IMDG requirements.
What is UN38.3?
UN38.3 is the United Nations standard for the safe transport of lithium batteries. It requires that all lithium cells and batteries pass a series of simulated tests before they can be shipped by air, sea, or ground transport. These tests ensure the batteries can withstand normal transport conditions without posing a safety risk.
Our Testing Protocol
All yoyang Technology products undergo rigorous testing including:
- Altitude Simulation: Simulates low-pressure conditions during air transport
- Thermal Cycling: Tests battery stability under extreme temperature changes (-40掳C to +75掳C)
- Vibration: Simulates vibration during transport
- Shock: Tests impact resistance
- External Short Circuit: Verifies safety under short circuit conditions
- Impact/Crush: Tests mechanical integrity
- Overcharge: Ensures battery management system protection functions correctly
- Forced Discharge: Validates protection under abnormal discharge conditions
Shipping Best Practices
Beyond testing, we follow strict packaging and labeling protocols:
- All batteries shipped at 30% state of charge as recommended for transport safety
- Professional-grade packaging with appropriate cushioning and insulation
- Clear hazard labeling and documentation according to IATA/IMDG regulations
- Partnership with experienced freight forwarders specialized in dangerous goods handling
Peace of Mind for Our Customers
When you order from yoyang Technology, you can trust that every shipment is fully compliant with international transport regulations. We provide all necessary documentation including UN38.3 test summaries, MSDS, and shipping declarations needed for customs clearance worldwide.