How to Import Gym Equipment from China Without Losing Money
Packing volume, container loading, inspection terms, documentation and the mistakes that turn a good factory price into…
Practical notes on choosing commercial equipment, planning a fitness floor, importing from China and running a gym business — written by the engineers and export staff who deal with these questions daily.
Packing volume, container loading, inspection terms, documentation and the mistakes that turn a good factory price into…
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Talk to our sales team. Send quantities, destination and any branding requirements and we will price it properly.
Send the basics and we will come back with models, unit pricing, packing volume and a lead time — not a generic brochure.
Roughly forty models with dimensions, weight stacks, tube specifications, container loading quantities and MOQ. It is the document our distributors work from.