The following points need to be met when importing second-ha

The following points need to be met when importing second-hand piano and other musical instrument products

 

 

 

 

 

At present, there are many imported goods in the second-hand piano instrument market. During the process of undertaking, our company has summarized the import matters of second-hand instruments and other equipment for everyone to consult and prepare in advance before purchasing. If you encounter any problems, you can call our company to find targeted logistics clearance solutions!!

 

 

 

 

Precautions for importing second-hand pianos:

 

Firstly, before purchasing second-hand pianos, the piano company needs to fully estimate the full cost of importing second-hand pianos. Foreign procurement prices are cheap, but they may not necessarily pass customs review. Moreover, currently there is a relatively lack of import data for pianos in China. Generally, the first step is to pay a deposit for release before conducting price negotiations.

 

Secondly, there is generally no model for second-hand pianos, and there is no production year on the pianos, which also makes it difficult for customs to operate during the inspection process. Our company has absolute advantages and experience in this area.

 

Thirdly, ensuring the loading and unloading safety of piano equipment, as second-hand piano equipment is damaged midway, it is difficult to distinguish whether it was originally damaged or damaged during transportation. Especially when customs clearance requires inspection of goods, the rough and outdated loading and unloading techniques of the dock's loading and unloading workers can also lead to piano peeling and damage. Huajietong has a professional piano handling team, with full guidance from specialists throughout the loading and unloading process, and dedicated care.

 

In addition, the year must be accurate, and whether the keys are plastic or ivory must be confirmed one by one.

 

 

 

 

 

What documents are required for piano import?

 

 

 

1. Packing list

 

 

 

2. Commercial FA ticket

 

 

 

3. Procurement contract

 

 

 

4. Year of piano manufacturing

 

 

 

5. New and old degree

 

 

 

6. Product series number

 

 

 

 

 

What documents need to be submitted for piano import registration?

 

 

 

1. Applicant's Business License

 

 

 

2. Organizational Code

 

 

 

3. Tax registration certificate

 

 

 

4. Year and quality of piano production

 

 

 

5. Product series number

 

 

 

 

At present, a major characteristic of ordinary Chinese piano buyers is their pursuit of brand effect while ensuring high cost-effectiveness, which has given rise to an invisible but huge market demand - second-hand pianos. Unexpectedly, the batch of branded products clearly labeled as second-hand pianos in major piano companies are wrapped in layers of chaos behind them.

 

 

 

To learn more about the procurement and customs clearance of second-hand musical instrument imports, you can call our company~