Export control
Some machine tools need an export licence. We screen every listing before it goes live.
How it works
Eight stages from first contact to settlement, with what the seller and Fabport each handle.
SellerFabport
- 01
Consultation
SellerSends machine details and photos
FabportConfirms resale potential and a price range
- 02
On-site inspection
SellerRuns the machine for our visit
FabportChecks condition, films it running, records nameplate and specs
- 03
Listing
SellerConfirms price and delivery terms
FabportPublishes a multilingual listing and screens export controls
- 04
Buyer outreach
SellerNothing to do
FabportReaches buyer network and dealers abroad, qualifies interest
- 05
Negotiation
SellerReviews offers
FabportRuns video inspections and mediates price and terms
- 06
Contract & payment security
SellerSigns the contract
FabportPrepares a bilingual contract and secures payment by escrow or L/C
- 07
Dispatch
SellerClears the floor on dispatch day
FabportDismantles, packs against corrosion, loads, clears export customs and ships
- 08
Installation & settlement
SellerReceives payment
FabportSupports installation and trial runs, then releases funds after acceptance
Checked before export
Import rules
Age limits, inspections and certification for used machinery differ by country. We check against the buyer's country.
Power supply
Korea runs 220/380 V at 60 Hz. Each listing states its power spec so you can plan transformers or motor changes.