103 Packaging Code

Code identifying the type of packaging; Part 1: Packaging Form, Part 2: Packaging Material; if the Data Element is used, then Part 1 is always required

Type
String (AN)
Length
Min 3 / Max 5
Codes
Part 1/2
CodeDescription
AAAPallet, Returnable
AABSplash Blend
Splash blending is the mixing of two gasoline products, of different octane levels, in a tank on the delivery vehicle to produce a third blended grade of motor fuel for resale
AMMAmmo Pack
AMPAmpoule
ARSAerosol
A gas-tight, pressure-resistant container with a valve and propellant.
ATHAttachment
In containers and shipping devices, a component that can be added to provide additional functionality or security as required by the contents or method of transportation/handling
BAGBag
BALBale
BBLBarrel
BDGBanding
Something that binds, ties, or encircles the package/container to secure and maintain unit integrity
BDLBundle
BEMBeam
BIBBag-In-Box (BIB)
BICBing Chest
BINBin
BLKBulk
BLSBlister Pack
A type of packaging in which the item is secured between a preformed (usually transparent plastic) dome or "bubble" and a paperboard surface or "carrier."
BLTBelting
As pertains to containers and shipping devices, a method of securing the contents to the conveyance device (or securing components of the shipping device to each other) using one or more bands of flexible material having high-tensile strength and a buckle or ratchet device for removing slack and maintaining tension
BOBBobbin
BOTBottle
BOXBox
BRCBracing
Material or devices used to hold articles or sections of loads in position to prevent shifting during transportation
BRGBarge
BRKBrick Pack
A closed flat top container may form spout or has recloseable cap on side, or has straw and hole system
BSKBasket or hamper
BXIBox, with inner container
BXTBucket
CABCabinet
CAGCage
CANCan
CARCarrier
CASCase
CBCContainers of Bulk Cargo
CBYCarboy
CCSCan Case
CHECheeses
CHSChest
CLDCar Load, Rail
CNAHousehold Goods Container, Wood
CNBContainer, MAC-ISO, LT. WGT. 8x8x20 Foot Air
CNCContainer, Navy Cargo Transporter
CNDContainer, Commercial Highway Lift
CNEContainer, Engine
CNFContainer, Multi-walled, Secured to Warehouse Pallet
CNTContainer
COLCoil
CONCones
CORCore
CRDCradle
CRFCorner Reinforcement
Usually in boxes or crates, additional material or components attached to adjacent panels to add support or prevent crushing or separation
CRTCrate
CSKCask
CTNCarton
CX2CONEX
A reusable container for shipment of cargo
CYLCylinder
DBKDry Bulk
DCNDecanter
A vessel with a stopper.
DIBDrink Box - Tetra Pak
DRKDouble-length Rack
DRMDrum
DSKDouble-length Skid
DTBDouble-length Tote Bin
DUFDuffelbag
EGGEgg Crating
In containers and shipping devices, usually describes a type of interior dunnage which allows the contents to be individually segregated, horizontally and vertically, to provide protection during transportation and storage
ENVEnvelope
EPREdge Protection
A right-angle piece placed over the outermost perimeter edges of a container to distribute pressure and prevent collapse or cutting from banding, strapping, or handling
FIRFirkin
FLOFlo-bin
FRMFrame
FSKFlask
FWRForward Reel
GABGable Top
An "A" shaped top container may form spout or has recloseable cap on side, or has straw and hole system
GRLGrowler
A growler is a large glass, ceramic, or stainless-steel jug. A growler is a large glass, ceramic, or stainless-steel jug.
HEDHeads of Beef
HGHHogshead
HLRHowler
A small glass jug.
HPRHamper
HPTHopper Truck
HRBOn Hanger or Rack in Boxes
HRKHalf-Standard Rack
HTBHalf-Standard Tote Bin
INTIntermediate Container
JARJar
JUGJug
KEGKeg
KITKit
KRKKnockdown Rack
KTBKnockdown Tote Bin
LBKLiquid Bulk
LIDLip/Top
In packaging, the top or bottom of a container, usually the part that closes the opening; may also be known as cap, over, or top
LIFLifts
LNRLiners
Any material that separates a product within a container from the basic walls of the container
LOGLog
LSELoose
LUGLug
LVNLift Van
MIXMixed Container Types
More than one type of container is included in a shipment (shipment could consist of 3 pieces that include 1 box, 1 crate, and 1 basket)
ML2MILVAN
A military owned demountable container that conforms to US and international standards and operates in a centrally controlled fleet for movement of military cargo
MRPMulti-Roll Pack
MS2MSCVAN
A commercial (leased) or Government-owned shipping container controlled by the Military Sealift Command
MTRMiniature
A small bottle.
MULMultipack
A bundle of products held together for ease of carrying by the consumer.
MXDMixed
NOLNoil
PABPallet Box
A three-dimensional container which either has a pallet platform permanently attached at its base or alternatively requires a platform for its handling and storage as due to its constitution it cannot be handled without it.
PAFPallet - 4 Way
A pallet that permits entry of handling equipment on each of its four sides
PALPail
PATPallet - 2 Way
A pallet that permits entry of handling equipment on opposing two of its four sides
PCKPacked - not otherwise specified
PCSPieces
PIRPirns
PKGPackage
PLCPrimary Lift Container
The largest (outermost) unitized package or articles secured together that can be handled (usually mechanically) in common shop floor/warehouse applications as a single entity; "primary" indicates preferred or mandatory
PLFPlatform
PLNPipeline
PLTPallet
POUPouch
POVPrivate Vehicle
PRKPipe Rack
PRTPartitioning
The proceeds of applying separators or dividers
PWTPlastic-Wrapped Tray
QTRQuarter of Beef
RALRail (Semiconductor)
RCKRack
RELReel
RFTReinforcement
In containers and shipping devices, a component (usually temporary) added to a container for a particular application to lend additional support under severe applications
ROLRoll
RVRReverse Reel
SAHSachet
SAKSack
SCSSuitcase
SHAShaker
SHKShook
SHTSheet
A thin layer of material usually used as a pad for extra protection by isolating/separating tiers or layers of parts within the package
SIDSide of Beef
SKDSkid
SKESkid, elevating or lift truck
SLPSlip Sheet
Shipping containers utilizing slip sheets, which are cardboard platforms used to hold product for storage or transportation
SLVSleeve
SPISpin Cylinders
SPLSpool
SPRSeparator/Divider
In packaging, any material inserted between tiers or layers of articles to prevent contact and provide protection
SRWShrink Wrap
In packaging, a method of securing a unit load by placing a large "bag" of plastic film over the components and applying heat to induce shrinkage and cause the bag to tighten around the contents
SSCSingle Serving Cup
SSSSingle Serve Shot
An alcoholic beverage container that is a spirit offering one serve one use.
STWStretch Wrap
In packaging, a high-tensile plastic film, stretched and wrapped repeatedly around a unitized load to secure and maintain unit integrity
SV2SEAVAN
A commercial or government-owned (or leased) shipping container which is moved via ocean transportation without wheels attached and is lifted on and off a ship
TBETube
TBNTote Bin
TKRTank Car
TKTTank Truck
TLDIntermodal Trailer/Container Load (Rail)
TNKTank
TRCTierce
TRKTrunk and Chest
TRUTruck
TRYTray
TSSTrunk, Salesmen Sample
TUBTub
UNPUnpacked
UNTUnit
VEHVehicles
VILVial
VOCVehicle in Operating Condition
VPKVan Pack
WHEOn Own Wheel
WLCWheeled Carrier
WRPWrapped
Part 2/2
CodeDescription
01Aluminum
02Tin
03Hard Wood
04As Specified by the DOT
05Soft Wood
06Polypropylene
07Burlap
10Chemically Hardened Fibre
11High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
12Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Film
13Cloth
14Bi-Metal
15Ceramic
A non-specific material made from clay and hardened by firing at a high temperature. Examples can include Terra-cotta, Earthenware, Stoneware, Porcelain, and High-Tech Ceramics.
16Cloth Top
19Cloth or Fabric
22Compressed
25Corrugated or Solid
28Double-wall Paper
31Fibre
34Fibre (Paperboard)
37Fiberboard
40Fiberboard Metal
43Glass
46In Inner Containers
48Wire/Cord
Something that binds, ties, or encircles the package/container to secure and maintain unit integrity
49Insulated
50Steel - Vinyl Coated
Steel that has been covered with a plastic material
51Wire Mesh
52Iron or Steel
53Jumbo
54Special Jumbo
55Lead
58Metal
59Metal Cans
61Moisture Resistant
64Molded Plastic
67Multiple-wall Paper (2 or more walls)
70Multiple-wall Paper (3 or more walls)
71Not Otherwise Specified
72Paper - VCI
Water-resistant paper that is treated by the addition of materials to provide resistance to damage or deterioration by water in liquid form
73Other than Glass
74Other than Metal or Plastic Tubes, or Glass
75Plastic - Vacuum Formed
Packaging material that is formed by heating plastic sheet and drawing it against the mold surface by evacuating the air between the sheet and the mold
76Paper
77Plastic - Structural Foam
A method of manufacturing containers and shipping devices by mixing plastic resins with a foaming agent, heating it and injecting the mix into a two-piece machined aluminum mold
78Plastic - Injection Molded
Packaging material that is formed by melting the material and then forcing it under pressure into a cavity of a closed mold
79Plastic
80Polyethylene Lined
81Plastic - Virgin
Plastic in the form of pellets, granules, powder, floc, or liquid that has not been subjected to use or processing other than for its initial manufacture
82Pulpboard
83Plastic - Regrind
A plastic prepared from discarded articles that have been reprocessed, often changing some of its original properties
84Polystyrene
A polymer prepared by the polymerization of styrene as the sole monomer
85Rubber
86Foam
In packaging, a cushioning material used to reduce shock and vibration or abrasion
87Polycoated
88Rubber and Fabric
89Special
90Standard
91Stainless Steel
92Tubes, Metal or Plastic
94Wood
95Single Wall Corrugated Board
The structure formed by one corrugated inner member between two flat facings; also known as double face
96Double Wall Corrugated Board
The structure formed by three flat facings and two intermediate corrugated members
97Triple Wall Corrugated Board
The structure formed by four flat facings and three intermediate corrugated members
98Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Polyvinyl chloride, (IUPAC Poly (chloroethanediyl) commonly abbreviated PVC, is a thermoplastic polymer. It is a vinyl polymer constructed of repeating vinyl groups (ethenyls) having one of their hydrogens replaced with a chloride group
99Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
Polyethylene terephthalate (sometimes written poly(ethylene terephthalate)), commonly abbreviated PET, PETE, or the obsolete PETP or PET-P, is a thermoplastic polymer resin of the polyester family and is used in synthetic fibers; beverage, food and other liquid containers; thermoforming applications; and engineering resins often in combination with glass fiber

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