SHIPMENT RECORD

Chile, Argentina, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Egypt.

Different materials, different power supplies — the same process each time: selection, inspection, one container, documents that clear.

ARGENTINA · ROMILSA

Crated in Shandong. Unloaded in Argentina.

Equipment for the ROMILSA team: packed in the workshop before dispatch, then photographed again by the customer when it reached the yard.

Wooden export crate being closed and banded around a machine for shipment to Argentina — Crate closed and banded around the machine footprint.

Two wooden export crates staged in the workshop before container loading — Crates staged and lined up for container loading.

Workers wrapping a large machine in protective sheeting before crating — Protective wrap fitted before the crate goes on.

Packing bay, Shandong. Fumigated crates built to the machine footprint, protective wrap under the lid.

On arrival

Sent by the customer after unloading: the units came off the flatbed by telehandler and went into the warehouse still wrapped.

Wrapped metal baler standing inside the customer's warehouse in Argentina — Stored wrapped inside the warehouse, ready for installation.

Telehandler lifting the wrapped machine beside a container truck in Argentina — Lifted off the flatbed by telehandler at the customer site.

Flatbed trailer carrying two wrapped machines after container unloading in Argentina — Two units on the trailer, still crated for the last leg.

ARRIVAL FOOTAGE

Clip recorded on arrival. Machine configuration and shipping documents are confirmed for each order.

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SYRIA · SECOND ORDER

Installed, running — then ordered again.

The first unit went into service in the customer's yard. When they equipped a second carrier, the same customer ordered again instead of shopping around. Both sets of photographs came from them: the working yard, and the second shipment packed for dispatch.

Customer team with an excavator-mounted lifting electromagnet in Syria — The customer's team with the installed unit.

Lifting electromagnet holding scrap metal above a scrap yard in Syria — Magnet on the carrier, load attached.

Electromagnet and excavator at a scrap yard in Syria after installation — Commissioned and working in the yard.

Second order, packed for dispatch

Electromagnets and control boxes staged on the floor before crating — Magnets and control boxes staged before crating.

Open export crate containing an electromagnet, control box and cable set — Magnet, control box and cable set in one crate.

Two electromagnets packed in a wooden crate with red cable sets — Two units in one crate, cables coiled and tied.

Electromagnet with cable sets strapped inside its export crate — Cable sets strapped down, control box alongside.

COMMISSIONING CLIP

Field and packing photos supplied by the customer. Machine configuration and shipping documents are confirmed for each order.

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Chile

Container tipper

Installed and unloading loaded containers in the customer's yard.

Saudi Arabia

Mixed container: electromagnets + shear

Magnets and a twin-cylinder shear loaded in a single container.

Saudi Arabia

Container tipper

Tipper frame loaded and strapped for export.

Egypt

630 t metal baler

Commissioned and handed over — the team is standing on the machine.

Reference shipments. Machine configuration, packing and shipping documents are confirmed for each order; the equipment shown is representative of the category, not a fixed specification.

WHAT A REFERENCE IS WORTH

Proof of process, not a promise.

A photo of a packed machine does not prove it works. What it does show is that the machine was built, inspected, crated and loaded — the four steps that fail most often when a buyer orders direct.

01 / BUILT

Configuration confirmed before production.

Model, power supply, blade or bale size and the options that change output — agreed in writing first.

02 / INSPECTED

Test run before the balance.

Photo and video inspection, key dimensions measured, nameplate photographed.

03 / LOADED

Crated for the sea, not the yard.

Fumigated crating, securing points, and loading photos before the container leaves.

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