How much does it cost to ship a rebar machine (FOB vs CIF)?
Quick answer: sea freight for a single rebar machine is usually USD 150–900 depending on size, weight, and destination port. FOB means you pay freight from our port onward; CIF means we include freight and insurance to your port.
Rough freight guide: a GQ50A (about 400 kg, 1.45 m crate) is cheap to ship; a GJZD6-65CZ is heavier and costs more. A full production line ships as several crates or a container.
How to buy: give us your port (Lagos, Mombasa, Dar es Salaam, Jakarta, Manila…) and we quote both FOB and CIF so you can compare with your own forwarder.
Send your destination port on WhatsApp for an FOB and CIF quote.
Machines in these answers
GQ50A
Rebar Cutting Machine
Rebar cutting machine for 6-50 mm round and 6-36 mm ribbed bars, built for daily site and shop use.
| Bar diameter cut | A3 round bar / 6-50mm |
|---|---|
| Rebar grade II (deformed) | 6-40mm |
| Rebar grade III (deformed) | 36mm |
| Moving blade strokes | 26/min |
| Moving blade stroke | 40mm |
