100×10L

100×10L is a quantity notation used to describe a bulk packaging configuration for liquids. It specifies 100 individual containers, each with a capacity of 10 liters, yielding a total nominal volume of 1,000 liters. The notation is commonly encountered in procurement, inventory management, production planning, and logistics to designate batch sizes, container counts, or shipping lots.

In practice, 100×10L can refer to various liquid products, including beverages, culinary syrups, cleaning solutions, solvents, or agricultural liquids. The 10-liter units are typically packaged as jerrycans, bottles, or small drums, and are often palletized for handling and transport. The use of a uniform unit size simplifies counting, sampling, and quality control across large quantities.

Handling and storage considerations depend on the product’s properties. For liquids with chemical or hazardous characteristics, appropriate safety data sheets, labeling, and regulatory compliance apply. General storage guidelines emphasize stable, temperature-controlled conditions, protection from direct sunlight, and segregation from incompatible substances. Weight and stacking limits are important factors when organizing a 100×10L configuration on pallets or in storage racks.

Accounting and documentation for 100×10L usually include batch or lot numbers for traceability, expiry or best-before dates where applicable, and clear identification of the product name, concentration, and any special handling instructions. This notation streamlines procurement, production planning, and logistics by conveying a clear picture of total volume and container count with minimal text.