Ensuring seamless international customs clearance with certified heat treatment, verified structural tolerances, and strict raw-timber testing.
Under the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures No. 15 (ISPM-15), solid wood packaging materials used in international commerce must undergo certified treatment to prevent the quarantine transfer of harmful forest pests.
At Siva Packagings, our on-site industrial heat treatment plant elevates the internal core temperature of all solid timber to a minimum of 56°C for at least 30 continuous minutes. This thermal eradication process complies fully with export regulations across Europe, North America, Australia, Asia, and the Middle East.
Every export-designated box, pallet, and crate is stamped with compliant marking for straightforward port authority clearance.
Imported pine logs and KD planks are sampled with calibrated digital pin moisture meters to confirm moisture content stays within optimal thresholds, preventing mold, warping, and shrinkage.
Components cut across our 5 industrial cutting machines and 2 planers are verified against engineering drawings to maintain tight dimensional tolerance (±1-2 mm) for automated assembly.
Pneumatic nailing lines ensure ring-shank and spiral nails achieve maximum timber interlock. Box corners, pallet stringers, and skid joints are inspected for impact and drop resilience.
Finished products are moved under roof storage and dispatched in our dedicated 20-foot closed container truck, shielding dry, treated timber from Chennai rains and coastal humidity.