Importing industrial equipment and oversized machinery into Mexico.
I import for maquiladora suppliers and factories: welding equipment, specialized tooling, warehouse supply equipment and heavy machinery that does not fit a standard container. Every piece with its classification and its NOM standard when it applies.
Industrial equipment is classified by what it does, not how it looks, and that decides duties from zero to over fifteen percent. Much electrical equipment requires NOM certification, and oversized machinery requires transport permits and special handling.
I work with suppliers to the maquiladora industry in Tijuana and with factories in the interior: prior classification from technical sheets, oversized cargo coordination and clearance at the port that fits the destination.
- Welding equipment, tooling and specialized machinery.
- Warehouse supply and material handling equipment.
- Oversized heavy machinery with handling and transport permits.
- Fabric rolls and garments for the textile and manufacturing industry.
- Temporary imports under maquiladora (IMMEX) programs.
What people ask about this.
Do you handle oversized machinery?
Yes. I coordinate oversized transport, transit permits and loading and unloading, along with clearance.
Can you support a US supplier shipping equipment to a Tijuana maquiladora?
Yes. Temporary or definitive import on the Mexican side, coordinated with your logistics team and with the plant's program requirements.
Customs brokerage
Import and export clearance through nine Mexican ports of entry, with pre-inspection at Otay.
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The right HS code and exact duties before you buy, not after.
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Sell into Mexico this week without your buyer being registered, invoiced in Mexico.
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