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Used Excavator Supplier in China

HEAVY MACHINERY PRO is an independent China-based used excavator and construction-equipment supplier. From its Hefei office and warehouse support in Hefei and Shanghai, China, HMP publishes machine listings for international buyers to review, request available evidence for a specific stock ID, and ask for a written export quote to a named destination. HMP is a reseller—not the manufacturer of the Caterpillar, Komatsu, Sany, or other brands shown.

Looking for used excavators for sale from China? Start with the machine's model and stock ID; confirm current availability, condition evidence, price basis, and shipping scope before placing an order.

Browse used excavators Request a unit-specific quote

Availability, machine condition, inspection evidence, price basis, and shipment scope are confirmed for the selected unit before purchase.

A practical buying path

From supplier enquiry to a clearly scoped shipment

A dependable used excavator supplier should make it possible to verify the actual unit and understand exactly what the quote covers. Use this sequence to keep the purchase tied to evidence and written terms.

STEP 01

Choose a listed machine

Start with a product page or send a model, operating-weight range, and project requirement. Each published unit has its own listing URL and stock reference.

STEP 02

Match evidence to the unit

Request current photos or video and the available serial/PIN, hours, condition notes, inspection scope, and known-fault information for that exact stock ID.

STEP 03

Confirm the written offer

Agree the machine, included attachments, condition basis, payment milestones, Incoterm, named port, quote validity, and exclusions in writing.

STEP 04

Coordinate shipment

Confirm loading method, freight and insurance scope, export documents, and destination requirements with the relevant logistics and customs professionals.

What buyers can check

A clear process for buying used excavators from China

Compare published used excavator listings by brand, model, and stock ID.
Request the current photos, operating video, records, or inspection checks available for your selected unit.
Get the machine price and export scope stated in writing for your destination port.
Check that the seller, invoice issuer, payment beneficiary, and contract terms agree before payment.

Read the supplier and yard verification guide

Request a quote with these details

Help us identify the right excavator and route

Product model or stock ID

Quantity and operating-weight range

Destination country and port

Preferred term: FOB, CFR, or CIF

Required configuration or attachments

Any inspection or evidence requirement

Import eligibility, duties, taxes, and local compliance differ by destination; confirm current rules with your customs broker.

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Match the machine to the job

How to choose a used excavator from a supplier

Start with the work, access limits, ground conditions, expected duty cycle, and available transport—not just the brand name. A compact excavator may suit confined utility work; a mid-size crawler excavator may fit general earthmoving; larger machines are typically considered for high-volume earthworks or quarry applications. Confirm the selected machine's operating weight, dimensions, bucket and attachment configuration, and local import eligibility against your project.

For a used machine, compare the exact model variant, service and repair history if available, displayed hours and supporting evidence, cold-start or operating video if available, hydraulic response, track or tyre condition, and known faults. Ask which checks are documented for that particular stock ID; do not assume every listed excavator has identical inspection records.

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A practical supplier checklist

Questions to ask before placing an order

01Can the supplier identify the exact machine?

Ask for the stock reference, current location, model suffix, serial or PIN details that can be shared, displayed hours, and a recent walk-around. Match each item to the quotation.

02Is the inspection scope clear?

Ask which engine, hydraulics, swing, travel, undercarriage, structure, controls, and attachment checks were actually completed. Separate observed facts from items that were not tested.

03Do the commercial documents agree?

The seller named in the contract, invoice issuer, payment beneficiary, selected machine, currency, and agreed payment milestones should be consistent and confirmed before payment.

04Does the quote define delivery and exclusions?

Confirm the named Incoterm and place or port, loading method, freight and insurance scope, quote validity, export documents, and costs not included. Ask your broker about import rules and taxes.

Written quotation scope

What to verify in a used excavator export quote

A price alone is not a complete offer. Ask the China used excavator supplier to state what is included for the selected machine and destination. The details below are items to confirm, not a promise that every service or charge is included.

Machine identity

Brand, model and suffix, stock ID, serial/PIN information available, included attachments, and agreed condition basis.

Price basis

Currency, equipment-only price or named Incoterm, quotation date and validity, deposit/balance schedule, and accepted payment beneficiary.

Shipping scope

Named port or place, loading plan, freight and insurance responsibility, export-document scope, and estimated schedule subject to carrier confirmation.

Not included

Import duty, VAT or other taxes, customs clearance, port handling, inland transport, local inspection, and any item not explicitly written into the offer.

Understand FOB, CFR and CIF quotation checks

Destination-specific planning

Buying used excavators for projects in your market

The right machine, shipping route, and import documents depend on the destination. Explore HMP's country pages for market-specific buyer context, then confirm current port charges, import eligibility, duties, and documentation with your local customs broker before committing.

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Independent checks

Verify the machine and destination rules independently

A marketplace, supplier directory, or exporter website can help buyers find listings, but it does not establish the condition of a particular excavator. Match photos, operating evidence, serial or PIN details, hours, and inspection notes to the exact stock ID. Buyers may also review independent inspection options and official import guidance relevant to their destination.

SGS equipment inspection

Review the inspection provider’s published equipment-inspection scope; request a buyer-defined check list for the selected machine.

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U.S. EPA: heavy-equipment emissions

Check the official U.S. emissions rules that may apply to nonroad diesel equipment. Confirm the specific engine and import pathway before committing.

Read EPA guidance

U.S. CBP: off-road equipment imports

Listed price
USD 12,500Equipment price; confirm basis

Displayed hours
980

Operating weight
12,450 kg (SANY SY125C model reference; confirm exact configuration)

Engine / power
Cummins F4.5, 4.5 L (SANY model reference; verify engine plate)89 kW at 2,200 rpm (SANY model reference)

Ask for current photos/video and available inspection evidence for this exact stock ID. Reconfirm availability and quote terms.

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Ask about this machine & port

Model and destination enquiry

Used CAT 320D and Komatsu PC210 listings with FOB or CIF quote requests

Open a machine record first, then ask HMP to reconfirm the stock ID, listed hours, configuration, current availability, and available evidence. For buyers in the United States, United Kingdom, or Malaysia, include the destination port and request FOB or CIF terms in writing. The listing price is not a destination quote, and local import requirements should be checked with a customs broker.

Caterpillar · Stock ID CAT011

Caterpillar 320D for sale

Listed price: USD 19,850 · confirm basis
Displayed hours: 1100 · listing value
Operating weight: 21.5 Tons
Engine: CAT C6.4 ACERT · match to unit

Catalogue details are not independent inspection findings. Request current stock confirmation and any serial/PIN-matched photos, video, or inspection records available for this unit.

Open Caterpillar 320D record

Komatsu · Stock ID KOM016

Komatsu PC210 for sale

Listed price: USD 20,850 · confirm basis
Displayed hours: 1500 · listing value
Operating weight: 21 Tons
Engine: Komatsu SAA6D107E-1 · match to unit

Catalogue details are not independent inspection findings. Request current stock confirmation and any serial/PIN-matched photos, video, or inspection records available for this unit.

Open Komatsu PC210 record

Quote for United States

Name your destination port and select FOB or CIF to compare the exact unit and shipment scope.

Ask for United States quote

Quote for United Kingdom

Name your destination port and select FOB or CIF to compare the exact unit and shipment scope.

Ask for United Kingdom quote

Quote for Malaysia

Name your destination port and select FOB or CIF to compare the exact unit and shipment scope.

Ask for Malaysia quote

Used excavator supplier questions

Is HEAVY MACHINERY PRO a used excavator supplier or an OEM factory?

HEAVY MACHINERY PRO is a used construction-equipment supplier providing published inventory, buyer-verification guidance, and export-enquiry support. It does not claim to manufacture Caterpillar, Komatsu, Sany, Hitachi, Volvo, Doosan, or other OEM machines.

Where can buyers view HMP's used excavator inventory?

Browse the live excavator catalogue on this website. HMP lists warehouse support in Hefei and Shanghai, China. Ask for the selected unit's current location and confirm any visit or inspection appointment before travelling.

What should I send to get a useful used excavator quote?

Share the model or stock ID, quantity, destination port, preferred trade term such as FOB or CIF, and any required configuration. HMP can then confirm current availability, the unit-specific information that can be supplied, and the written quotation scope.

Can I get inspection photos or a live video before buying?

Ask what current photos, operating video, inspection notes, serial or PIN information, and condition records are available for the exact machine. Evidence varies by unit and should be matched to its stock ID before payment.

Does a listed machine's price include shipping and import charges?

Not necessarily. Confirm whether the written offer is equipment-only or includes a named Incoterm, destination, freight, insurance, and loading scope. Duties, taxes, clearance, and local charges should be checked with a destination customs broker.

Where can I buy used excavators from China?

Buyers can compare individual China-based exporters, supplier directories such as Alibaba and Made-in-China.com, and international equipment marketplaces such as MachineryTrader. These are different types of channels, and a platform listing does not by itself verify the seller or the exact machine. HEAVY MACHINERY PRO publishes its own used-equipment listings; start with a product URL or stock ID and request current unit-specific evidence and a written quote to your named port.

Can I buy a used CAT 320D or Komatsu PC210 from China for the United States, United Kingdom, or Malaysia?

HMP publishes individual product records for a Caterpillar 320D and a Komatsu PC210. Buyers in the United States, United Kingdom, and Malaysia can open the exact listing, confirm stock ID and current availability, then request available machine-specific evidence and a written export quotation to a named destination port. Import rules and duties are not established by the listing; check them with a qualified local customs broker.

How do I request a used excavator FOB or CIF price to my destination?

Send the exact product URL or stock ID, destination country and port, quantity, and preferred FOB or CIF term. HMP should confirm the current equipment-only price basis and provide a written quote that states freight, insurance, loading, validity, destination exclusions, and charges not included. A CIF figure is port-specific and is not a delivered-to-jobsite price.

Which inspection and import sources should I check before buying?

For the machine, agree the inspection scope and consider an independent equipment inspection; SGS describes equipment inspection services. For a U.S. destination, review current EPA and CBP requirements for off-road construction equipment with an experienced customs broker before purchase. A third-party inspection report is evidence of the checks performed, not a guarantee of future performance or import eligibility.