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Description Protection against splashes, sprays and splattering’s of bodily fluidsWide Transparent Face Shield VisorAdjustable Elastic BandScratch-Resistant Protective Film

Mask - Coverall - Surgical Gowns - Gloves - Hand sanitizers

Medical

Protective shield

Visor Face Shield

Description <ul><li>Our coverall has protection against liquid or solid chemicals and agents such as oil, dust and particles.</li><li>Is produced with 100% non-woven polypropylene material.</li><li>Its seams and zipper are covered with hot-melt tape in order to provide full protection and resistance against liquid aerosols and solid particles.</li><li>With its one piece hooded three dimensional cut and elastic band around the face, waist and cuffs the coverall can fit better the shape of the body and enhance the protection effect.</li><li>Our coverall is produced in accordance with the following European Regulation Standards.</li></ul> EN 13688: General characteristics of protective clothing.EN 14126: Protection against infective agents.EN 16603: Protection against blood and other body fluids.EN 13034 ve EN ISO 6530: Protection against liquid chemicals and splashes with low volume. Requirements for features related to abrasion, resistance, traction, liquid penetration and repellency are checked.EN ISO 13982-1 and 2: Full body protection against solid particles which transmit by air and the leakage of small particle aerosols.EN 12947-2 and EN 530-2011: Resistivity against abrasion.EN 7854: Resistivity against possible damages occur with distortion.EN 9073+4 2021: Resistivity against tearing.EN 13934-1 2013: Resistivity against pulling and stretching.EN 863: Resistivity against puncture.EN 14325: Protection against chemical agents, with this standard it is indicated that the coverall’s seams, other joins and materials are tested.EN 13935-2: Testing of the minimum force for breaking of the seams.EN 17491-4: Testing of penetration of liquids and spraying.EN 22612: Resistivity against dry microbial permeability.EN 22610: Resistivity against wetness and bacteria permeability.&nbsp;

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Protective Coverall Type 5&6

Description <ul><li>Protects particles from entering the body through the nose or mouth</li><li>Breathable Face Mask</li><li>Lightweight and Disposable</li><li>Ear loop fitting</li><li>Comfortable fit</li></ul> Protect yourself with 3 ply face mask:With BFE = 95 %, the mask can protect you and your loved ones from pollution. The mask filters up to 0.3 Microns and Ensures your Safety.Structure of mask for pollution control:The Outer layer is water resistant that protects from flash of liquids, Middle layer MELT BLOWN that blocks tiny particals and the inner layer absorb moisture from breathHigh quality elastic ear loop:This 3 Ply Face Mask provides ultra comfort even after wearing for long hours. The 3D elastic earhooks are made gentle and soft ensuring no hurt to the ears after usage.The elastic ear bands are adjustable and suitable for men , women and kids .Effective and breathable:The 3 layers mask has Non Woven Inner , Melt Blown Fabric in the middle and Non Woven Outer. This mask effectively protects from smallest particales. It is soft ,non irritating, comfortable and breathable.Disposable environmental mask:These disposable Face masks are most suitable to wear in every situation at Home, Office, School, College, Hospital and other public places.

3-ply Spunbond Meltblown Spunbond (SMS)

Surgical Mask

Description <ul><li>In order to provide full protection, our coverall’s seams are covered with hot-melt tape.</li><li>Is resistant to liquid chemicals and provides protection against those liquid chemicals, bacterias, viruses and sprayings.</li><li>Has high endurance and filtration ability.</li><li>Produced with nonwoven-spunbond, microporous fabric.</li><li>Has an elasticated waistband for a customized fit.</li><li>Our coverall is produced in accordance with the following European Regulation Standards.</li></ul> <ul><li>EN 13688: General characteristics of protective clothing.</li><li>EN 14126: Protection against infective agents.</li><li>EN 14605: Performance requirements for clothing with liquid-tight or spray- tight seams and for apparel that provides protection for specific parts of the body only.</li><li>EN 13485: Complies to the quality management systems of medical instruments.</li><li>EN ISO 13982-1: Full body protection against solid particles which transmit by air and the leakage of small particle aerosols.</li><li>EN 13034 ve EN ISO 6530: Protection against liquid chemicals and splashes with low volume. Requirements for features related to abrasion, resistance, traction, liquid penetration and repellency are checked.</li><li>EN 1073-2: Protection against radioactive contamination in the form of solid particles.</li><li>EN 7854: Resistivity against possible damages occur with distortion.</li><li>EN 9073+4 2021: Resistivity against tearing</li><li>EN 863: Resistivity against puncture.</li><li>EN 16603: Protection against blood and other body fluids.</li><li>EN 12947-2 and EN 530-2011: Resistivity against abrasion.</li><li>EN 13935-2: Testing of the minimum force for breaking of the seams.</li><li>EN 17491-4: Testing of penetration of liquids and spraying.</li><li>EN 22610: The resistivity against wetness and bacteria permeability.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Protective Coverall Type 3&4

Description EN 149:2001+A1:2009 FFP2 NR FULL ULTRASONIC PRODUCTION COMFORTABLE USAGE WITH ELASTIC EARLOOPS ADJUSTABLE NOSE CLIPS 1.	HIGH DURABLE SURFACE SPUNBOND NONWOWEN FABRIC2.	HIGH FILTRATION EFFECT MELTBLOWN FABRIC3.	HIGH FILTRATION EFFECTMICROFILAMENTS SPUNBOND FABRIC4.	HIGH FILTRATION EFFECTMELTBLOWN FABRIC5.	SKIN FRIENDLY MICROFILAMENTS	SPUNBOND FABRIC

Disposable Fold Flat ProtectiveFace Mask

FFP2 Mask

The Nexporter’s ocean transportation option offers large volume transportation at a low coast. The traders can choose ocean transportation when delivering large loads.

Ocean transportation

Sea Freight

The Nexporter provides air transportations to its traders. The air transportation that our company provides, can be chosen when prioritizing the speed of the delivery. This is the quickest way of the transportation. The costs are fair and competitive.

Air transportation

Air Freight

The Nexporter Global Trading Company provides a road transportation. This is one of the most secure transportation ways. The road transportation can be the best option when delivering to suburban areas. The cost of this transportation type is pretty competitive.

road transportation

Road Freight

Our logistics team supports its traders with a rail transportation. The Rail transportation of the company delivers massive loads by trains. The prices are affordable, and the transportation is very safe.

Rail transportation

Rail Freight

Air - Sea - Road  & Rail Freight ...

Logistics

The most important factor that accelerates and shapes our services; It is human power equipped with knowledge and education. Thus, we can ensure the continuity of customer satisfaction and achieve continuous improvement by increasing our productivity.We provide all kinds of export, import and transportation insurance services with reasonable prices with the insurance company we have a contract with. As a company that has adopted the principle of serving customer needs, it also offers its customers a modern and comprehensive insurance service within its own structure. Nexporter, which makes a difference in the sector with its insurance service, provides insurance for the customer load; It also offers a reliable and leading insurance organization to the service of the sector with fast and complete damage payment.

insurance

Insurance

Nexporter prepares customs documents by taking into account the country criteria of the exporter and the buyer, according to the Customs, Export Regime, Money Protection Law, Smuggling Law, International agreements and many other binding Foreign Trade Legislations, and provides logistics support to exporting companies on customs clearance and current legislation.

export

Export

For speedy custom clearance of everyday shipments, Nexporter offers personalized solutions to provide uniform, consistent &amp; compliant trade activities, supporting your supply chain by avoiding delays, fines and penalties. - Capacity Report- Expertise Report- Industrial Registration Certificate- Class 2 Notification Form- Transit operations- Postal Customs transactions- Transactions related to fuel and food- Transactions regarding the goods to be liquidated- Returned Items transactions- Border Trade transactions

Custom Clearance

Some of the goods you bring from abroad are free to import, and some goods are subject to trade policies according to the Import Regime. Some goods to be imported may be subject to the permission, prohibition and restriction of the relevant authorities. For this reason, we recommend that you first consult with the customs consultant for the items you want to bring for the first time and for the items that you have not imported for a long time.Conducting feasibility studies regarding the goods to be imported,Inward Processing Regime applications,Follow-up of all stages from order to door-to-door transactions,Tracking the travel and document information of the goods from the shipping company,Making the bill of lading endorsements of the documents (if any),Receiving the order,G.T.İ.P. detection,Classification and delivery of the original certified related documents to the operations department,making a siege,Inspection of the goods by starting the customs acceptance and registration process,In case of deficiency, damage or error, keeping the minutes and informing the relevant units,Making accruals and making relevant guarantee or tax payments,Physical delivery of the goods to the address specified in the instruction given by the relevant company,Delivery of documents to you with the document delivery form.

Import

Export & Import - Insurance - Consultancy ...

Custom services

Agents - Countries - Partnership...

Inspection

Transportation - Taxes - Export & Import...

Consultancy

There are couple of “cult” terms in trading language. Some of the terms are used for waterway-based shipments, such as FOB, FAS, CFR, CIF. Other type of terms can be used for all kind of shipment methods.&nbsp;EXW- Ex WorksThis is the most basic shipping intercom term that a supplier can provide. The seller makes the item available to pick up at the factory and is not responsible for the product once it leaves the factory doors. The buyer is responsible for transporting it from the factory and covers all export and import clearances and insurance costs.If you are getting initial quotes from a factory for the first time, then they will almost always give you a quote for EXW unless you explicitly ask for a quote in another term. The reason factories and supplier quotes in EXW is simply because it’s the lowest price for them, and it looks good when you're comparing quotes, and you need the lowest price. FOB&nbsp;- Free On BoardFOB means that the seller ships the goods to the nearest port, and the seller is responsible for everything after that. The Seller will drop this off at the port of shipment, and the Buyer will either pick it up themselves or more commonly work with a freight forwarder to ship it for them. The seller is the one to clear the goods for export, and the buyer is responsible for the goods from the port onwards. It’s vital when getting FOB quotes to make sure that you get the port's name that they are dropping the goods off at.One of the big reasons this is the most popular intercom term used that the Export port is a good place to have a 3rd party inspection service inspect the goods. Further, the seller is responsible for all activities in the country of export. Simultaneously, the Buyer is responsible for all activities once the goods leave the country, making things simple. Besides, most freight forwarders will have an office at or near the port, and it’s an easy spot for them to pick up the goods on your behalf. FCA - Free CarrierThis is just one step up from EXW, in which the seller clears the goods for export and delivers the goods to the port of export. The buyer has to unload the goods in the port and is responsible for the goods once they reach the port. The buyer arranges the carrier. The biggest difference between EXW is that the seller is obligated to loading the goods on the buyer’s Carrier. It should be noted the this is often confused for FOB and if you think there is some confusion, feel free to ask your supplier to elaborate and give details. CPT - Carriage paid toThe seller pays for the goods to be shipped to the import port that the buyer chooses. The risk is transferred to the Buyer once the goods arrive at the port. The buyer is responsible for unloading the vessel and arranging further transportation from there. Even though the seller is responsible for the Export port's cost, the buyer assumes the risk and insurance cost once the goods are unloaded at the Export port. The seller is responsible for export clearance, freight costs. CIP - Carriage and Insurance paid toEffectively the same as CPT except that the seller is required to obtain insurance for the goods during transit. CIP also covers all modes of transportation, while CIF is specifically for sea freight. It should be noted that CIP and CIF are the only two methods in which risk and insurance are different. Once the goods are unloaded at the export port, The seller assumes the insurance cost but not the risk until goods are unloaded at the import port. DAT - Delivered at TerminalThe Seller delivers the goods (unloaded) to the import port, and the buyer is responsible for the cost and risk of the goods from that point on. The seller takes on all risks or costs associated with the goods until it reaches the import port. The Buyer pays all Import and Customs. DAP - Delivered at PlaceThe Seller delivers the goods to the final destination of the buyer. The seller assumes all risks with the shipping and either load or pays a third party to load the goods for shipment. The Buyer is only responsible for paying the customs fee and clearing the goods for clearance. The buyer also pays to unload the goods at the final destination. DDP - Delivered Duty PaidIn these terms, this means that the seller pays for and is responsible for everything. The seller pays all costs and assumes all risks to the final destination. The buyer is only responsible for unloading the goods once they arrive at the final destination as chosen by the buyer.We often get asked, why don’t you get every project DDP? I will say it is the easiest for the buyer, but it will not be the cheapest. The Seller is the one that picks the shipping company and will choose the one they like best and not the cheapest or most reliable. You are putting a ton of trust in the shipping company. If you want, I would suggest you get a quote for DDP from your supplier, then get a quote for FOB and a quote from a freight forwarder and compare the two's final total price.&nbsp;FAS - Free Alongside ShipThe Seller is responsible for delivering all goods to the vessel's side at the named export port. The seller pays for and assumes all risks until the goods are placed in the port, and the seller clears the goods for export. The Buyer then takes on all costs and risks from that point on, including loading the ship. This has one less step than FOB, in which the bears the cost and risk of loading the ship. CFR - Cost and FreightThe seller is responsible for bearing the shipping cost until the named import port; however, the risk is given to the buyer once the goods are loaded onto the ship at the export port and final delivery of goods from the destination port. It should be noted that this is effectively the same as CPT above, except that CFR is specifically for water-based transport.﻿CIF - Cost Insurance and Freight&nbsp;Effectively similar to the one above except that the buyer will require the seller to take on the risk or obtain insurance on the good until the destination port. The seller bears all costs of shipping and assumes the risk of the goods until the destination port. The seller is also responsible for clearing customs, but the buyer is responsible for paying the duty. Again this is effectively the same as CIP, except CIF is specifically for water.

Frequently Used Terms in Trading

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