Hazardous Chemical Storage and Documentation Compliance Solution for Middle Eastern Pharmaceutical Chain

Market Background

A pharmaceutical chain in the Middle East required hazardous chemical storage cabinets for:

• Pharmaceutical raw materials
• Laboratory reagents

In addition to product compliance, the project required standardized quotation and invoice documentation to meet internal financial and supply chain audit processes.

Client & Application Scenario

• Industry: Pharmaceutical retail & laboratory
• Application: Controlled storage of chemical materials
• Key requirements:
  • Fire-resistant cabinet structure
  • Standardized procurement documentation
  • Clear trade terms and logistics

Solution (System + Process)

Product Configuration

• Material: 1.2 mm cold-rolled steel
• Fire rating: 90 minutes (EN 14470-1 reference)
• Application: Chemical and pharmaceutical storage

Documentation System

• Quotation: Standardized PDF format
• Invoice: Parameter-based documentation
• Content: Product model, dimensions, material, trade terms

Trade & Logistics

• FOB Shanghai standard quotation
• Optional DDU delivery
• Defined logistics cost and lead time

Technical Support

• Product catalogue (model, material, standards clearly listed)
• Selection guidance based on application scenario

Technical Implementation & Results

• Cabinet structure meets fire resistance requirements for chemical storage
• Standardized documentation supports financial audit and compliance workflows
• Clear trade terms improve procurement transparency
• Catalogue-based selection reduces decision time

Summary

This case highlights the importance of combining product compliance + documentation standardization in pharmaceutical supply chains.