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Frequently Asked Questions about used Mexico
How do I choose the right used machine from Mexico for my operation?
Start with a clear requirement profile covering output, materials, power supply and floor space before you look at the market. Asset-Trade matches that profile against available machines and points out alternatives instead of sending a single quote. A dedicated project manager stays with you from selection through delivery.
What does a used machine from Mexico cost, and how much can I save compared with new?
The price depends on machine type, year of manufacture, condition, equipment and delivery location, so no flat figure can be given. At Asset-Trade, used machines typically cost 40–70% less than comparable new machines. You receive a free machine appraisal before you commit.
How is the condition of a machine from Mexico checked before purchase?
Asset-Trade inspects machines in several stages, including functional tests on key assemblies. On request, an on-site inspection and demonstration can be arranged so you can see the machine running yourself. The findings are documented so you can decide on a solid basis.
How does export and shipping of a machine from Mexico work?
Asset-Trade handles worldwide shipping and export, including loading, documentation and freight forwarding. The process follows a 7-step purchase process in which every stage, from enquiry to delivery, is recorded. A dedicated project manager coordinates schedules and contacts on both sides.
How long does transport from Mexico to Germany take for a used machine?
Transit time depends on the route, port of loading, machine size and the shipping method chosen, so it cannot be stated as a flat figure. Asset-Trade plans the sea freight or combined transport and gives you a concrete schedule in the quotation. Bulky installations also require dismantling and packing.
What mistakes should I avoid when buying a used machine from Mexico?
Voltage and frequency differences are often underestimated: Mexico commonly uses 127/220 V at 60 Hz, while Europe runs 230/400 V at 50 Hz. Missing CE conformity, an unclear maintenance history and skipping the inspection also lead to extra costs later. Asset-Trade addresses these points through multi-stage inspection and documentation within the 7-step process.