Machinery Import from China to Bangladesh
Get a Free Quote →Importing industrial machinery from China is not like shipping boxes of goods. A generator, a CNC lathe, a textile line, a plastic injection press, or a printing machine is heavy, awkward, and often built taller or wider than a standard pallet. Shipsolve Transport & Courier Pvt. Ltd. moves this kind of equipment from Chinese factories to Bangladesh every week, and gets it from the port to your factory floor in one piece.
Crating and bracing keep the machine intact
Heavy machines shift and vibrate on a long sea journey, and a knock in transit can bend a shaft or crack a control panel. We insist on solid wooden crates, internal bracing, and proper lashing so nothing moves inside the container. For very heavy units we bolt the machine to a skid and mark the lifting and forklift points, so the dock crew handles it correctly at both ends.
The right container for oversized loads
Most machinery travels by sea, because the weight makes air freight far too expensive. Full container loads (FCL) suit a single big machine or a production line, while smaller units and spare parts share space in LCL. When a machine is too tall or too wide for a normal box, we book a flat-rack or open-top container, or arrange breakbulk for genuine out-of-gauge pieces. Air freight we keep for one thing only: an urgent small part that has stopped your line.
Get the HS code right for duty relief
Capital machinery can qualify for reduced import duty in Bangladesh, but only under the correct HS classification. Our in-house C&F customs team sets the right code and value from the start, and keeps spare parts, tools, and installation kits properly listed so they clear with the main unit instead of getting held. That care is what saves you from a duty surprise.
Tell us the machine model, its crated dimensions and weight, and the factory address. We will send a free quote within a few hours, with WhatsApp updates the whole way and no hidden fees. Support in Arabic and English, from our own offices in China, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia, and Hong Kong.
