Guide
Clearing Machinery and Equipment Imports
Factory machinery, generators, compressors and packaging lines all have their own tariff headings, and some come with permits and packaging rules.
Classification
Machines are classified by their main function. Complete lines shipped in several containers may be declared as one functional unit in some cases, which simplifies the entry.
Electrical equipment
Some electrical products need an NRCS letter of authority. Industrial machines are often outside these rules, but domestic-type appliances usually are not.
Used machinery
Second-hand machines normally need an ITAC import permit. Photos, age and condition details are needed for the application.
Need a hand?
Send the product details to quotes@daigonsa.com or WhatsApp 068 058 2700, and we will check it before you ship.
Wood packaging
Crates and pallets must meet the ISPM 15 standard and carry the heat-treatment mark. Untreated wood can lead to the packaging being treated or destroyed at your cost.
Heavy transport
We arrange flat-racks, low-beds and cranage for oversized machines, from the port to your factory floor.
Want Us to Check Your Shipment?
We review the invoice, tariff codes and permits before the goods leave the supplier, so there are no surprises at the port.