Frequently Asked Questions

The public showroom is a reference catalog. Availability can change; contact the team with the model or listing link to confirm the specific unit, location and current offer.

The supplier profile describes a range of used and selected new construction equipment. The condition of an individual listing should be checked directly, including operating hours, service history and inspection evidence.

Yes—ask the team for current, unit-specific photographs and any available inspection or operating evidence. Agree the inspection scope and timing before purchase; do not rely on representative showroom images as proof of a particular machine’s condition.

Share the equipment name or model, your destination country or port, intended application and any key requirements. The team can then confirm which details, price and delivery terms apply to the actual unit.

Shipping availability, route, costs, export documents and delivery terms depend on the machine and destination. Confirm the proposed logistics, responsibilities and written terms before placing an order.

Request the serial or identification details, manufacture year, operating hours, configuration, service history, inspection records and export documents available for the specific unit. Verify that all information matches the machine being offered.

Not necessarily. Public listing prices are indicative and may exclude freight, insurance, duties, taxes and other charges. Ask for a written quotation that states the currency, Incoterm, delivery point and included costs.

Warranty and after-sales terms are not assumed from the catalog. Ask for the exact written terms, coverage period, exclusions and service arrangements for the machine you are considering.