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Start with a current product page or send the target model, operating weight and required configuration.

Machine price, port and export documents in one enquiry
A useful CIF quote must identify the exact used excavator, destination port, freight basis, insurance treatment, documentation and charges that remain outside the quote. HMP prepares unit-specific export enquiries from China for buyer review.
Who this page helps
Use the information below as a starting point. The product page and written quotation remain the source for the exact unit, evidence, availability and commercial terms.
Buyer workflow
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Start with a current product page or send the target model, operating weight and required configuration.
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Provide the destination port and country so the shipping route, loading method and local exclusions can be reviewed.
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Ask for machine price, inspection, ocean freight, insurance and any destination-side charges to be shown separately.
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Confirm the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, origin information and unit-specific evidence required by your broker.
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The written quote should identify the exact machine and normally separate equipment price, ocean freight and insurance to the named destination port. Duties, taxes, port handling and inland delivery must be confirmed separately unless expressly included.
FOB can suit buyers who control freight; CIF includes freight and insurance to the named port; CFR includes freight but not marine insurance. Select the basis that matches your broker and risk-control process.
Some units can be dismantled for a 40ft container, while larger or wider machines may require flat-rack or RoRo handling. The loading method depends on dimensions, weight and carrier acceptance for the exact unit.
Request the exact unit identification, current photos or video, invoice, packing list, proposed bill-of-lading details, origin information and the agreed inspection scope. Confirm destination import requirements with your broker.
Send the model or product URL, quantity and destination port. Ask for current evidence and written FOB, CIF or CFR terms.
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