Ordering
Shipping and Trade Terms
Machinery shipping is decided by three things: the machine class, the route and the destination port. This page covers what we quote, what we need from you, and what stays the buyer's responsibility.
Order terms
The minimum order is one set for every machine family on this site, including the larger harvesters, graders and tractors. Machines are quoted per set.
Orders are quoted on FOB or CIF terms. Tell us the destination port and we will quote both where the route allows, so you can compare carrying the freight yourself against taking a landed price.
What we need from you to quote
Three things decide the price and the shipment: the model or the job the machine has to do, the quantity, and the destination port. For machines with a power supply, add your voltage, phase and frequency so the motor is matched before production.
If you are importing for the first time, tell us that as well. It changes which documents we prepare and how much of the process we explain up front.
Terms
Trade terms at a glance
What is agreed, item by item. Everything in this table is also written into the quotation for your order.
| Item | How it is handled |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | 1 set per model, all machine families |
| Trade terms | FOB or CIF, quoted against your destination port |
| Price basis | Quoted per set; published unit prices on our listings are indicative and confirmed on the order |
| Packing | Packed for sea freight, with the packing method confirmed per machine class before shipment |
| Lead time | Confirmed in writing with the quotation; it depends on the model and on production at the time of order |
| Payment | Agreed per order. Orders placed through our supplier profile are covered by the platform trade-assurance protection |
| Warranty | Confirmed per model on the quotation. The motor grader listings publish a one-year warranty |
| Spare parts | Consumable wear parts can be ordered with the machine or reordered later; quote the model and part |
| Documents | Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading are prepared for the order; destination-specific paperwork is confirmed per country |
| Import duties and clearance | The buyer's responsibility at destination, because duties and clearance rules differ per country |