Factory DEJI cells, shipped as certified dangerous goods
We source DEJI lithium-ion replacement batteries from the Shenzhen factory and move them under documented DG procedures — UN3480 / UN3481, Class 9. You see the commercial invoice. Our commission sits on its own line.
Type an EAN (2000000000107) or a model (A50, iPhone 13). Search is limited to this DEJI line.
We are certified to ship this cargo
These are lithium-ion cells. Air and courier moves need the right UN number, the lithium battery mark, and a forwarder that will take Class 9. That is already how we ship this line.
Cells packed on their own, not installed in equipment.
When the same consignment carries tools or devices alongside the cells.
MSDS, UN38.3 test summary and the marks the airline asks for, quoted with the goods.
The full dangerous-goods procedure — DHL / FedEx, lithium marks, cargo-aircraft-only when it applies — is on the Shipping & Dangerous Goods page. Freight is never folded into the unit price.






