In 2025, global trade volume of electromechanical products is expected to exceed $8.5 trillion, with China maintaining its position as the world's largest importer of electromechanical equipment for 17 consecutive years. Industry data shows that 42% of importers incur additional costs due to unfamiliarity with professional processes, with typical issues including:
Possessing certification from electromechanical professional committees
Analysis of the typical service process
Taking German precision machine tool imports as an example, standardized operational procedures can be broken down into:
Preliminary preparation phase (15 working days)
Equipment parameter compliance review
Pre-shipment inspection of used mechanical and electrical products
Duty-free quota calculation
Transportation implementation phase
Anti-tilt sensor installation
Constant temperature container leasing
Port clearance phase
Rapid response mechanism for classification disputes
Local taxpayer coordination
2025 Industry Trends and Response Suggestions
According to the latest WTO technical trade measures notification, enterprises are advised to focus on:
Implementation of revised EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
New energy efficiency regulations for motors by US Department of Energy
RCEP member countries' tariff concession schedule update
Professional agency company is currently buildingTechnical regulation databaseandEmergency response plan database, which can help enterprises prepare for compliance 6-8 months in advance, avoiding return risks after arrival at port.