We work across Russia and the EAEU (Kazakhstan, Belarus) — from invoicing to shipping finished equipment. Below are payment terms, lead times and delivery options.
We ship equipment by transport companies across Russia and to the EAEU countries; self-collection from the St Petersburg warehouse is possible.
Oversized and heavy feeders are shipped on a dedicated vehicle, while small consignments and components travel as groupage. Which applies depends on the dimensions and mass of the specific item — both are given in the spec table of each card in the catalogue.
The spread is wide: the most compact special-design models weigh 32 kg at around half a metre overall, while heavy feeders of the 1200–1500 mm range reach 2600 kg at over three metres. That is what decides between groupage and a dedicated vehicle: one model can be taken on an ordinary loading dock, another needs space and handling gear.
The default terms are EXW/FCA: self-collection from the warehouse or handover to a carrier in St Petersburg. These are the default terms, not the only ones available: on request we can arrange delivery to the customer's warehouse ourselves — terms close to CPT. For deliveries outside the EAEU, Incoterms and customs clearance are discussed individually.
For deliveries within the EAEU — Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus — customs clearance is not required: goods move freely between member states, no duties are levied, and paperwork is limited to transport and tax documents (consignment note, invoice).
Road delivery from St Petersburg: to Kazakhstan — Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk; to Belarus — Minsk, Zhlobin, Soligorsk, Gomel, Mogilev. Country details are on the Kazakhstan and Belarus pages.
Each consignment comes with the product data sheet, a delivery note (or UPD) and an invoice; certificates of conformity and questionnaires on request. The full list of technical documentation per model is in the documentation section.
Yes, self-collection from the St Petersburg warehouse is available by arrangement — tell us when placing the order.
By default supply is on EXW/FCA terms. Arranging delivery to the customer's warehouse ourselves is possible on request — terms close to CPT.
No, both countries are in the EAEU together with Russia — no customs duties are levied between member states.
Oversized and heavy feeders go on a dedicated vehicle rather than as groupage; small consignments and components travel as groupage.