Which Incoterms does Jisun support?

We can quote under common international commercial terms such as FOB, CIF, CFR, and EXW. The specific terms available depend on destination and order size — confirm with our sales team at the time of quotation.

Do you ship by sea or air?

Amusement equipment such as claw machines and arcade cabinets is typically shipped by sea freight due to size and weight. Air freight can be arranged for urgent or smaller orders at additional cost.

Who arranges import customs clearance?

Under FOB/CIF/CFR terms, the buyer is generally responsible for import customs clearance in the destination country. Confirm responsibilities under your specific contract terms.

How are machines packaged for export?

Machines are packaged for export shipping, typically in wooden crates or reinforced cartons appropriate to the product's size and fragility. Contact us for packaging specifics on a given product.

Trust & Compliance

Shipping & Incoterms

Incoterms and shipping arrangements Jisun supports for international amusement equipment orders.

Choosing an Incoterm

As is standard for B2B export of industrial and amusement equipment, we can quote under several internationally recognized Incoterms depending on your logistics preference and destination. Exact terms available depend on order size, destination, and current freight market conditions — confirm applicable Incoterms and responsibilities with our sales team when requesting a quote.

Freight Mode

Given the size and weight of claw machines, arcade cabinets, and similar equipment, sea freight (LCL for small orders, FCL for container-load orders) is the standard shipping method. Air freight is available for urgent or lightweight orders at a higher cost.

Export Packaging

Machines are packaged to withstand international ocean freight, typically using wooden crating or reinforced export cartons appropriate to the product. Packaging specifics vary by product — confirm with our team for a specific model.

Customs & Compliance

Import duties, taxes, and customs clearance in the destination country are generally the buyer's responsibility under FOB/CFR/CIF terms unless otherwise agreed. Operators are responsible for confirming local regulatory compliance for amusement equipment in their jurisdiction — see our compliance note on the Warranty & After-Sales page.

Supported Incoterms

Export Formalities

Main Freight

Risk Transfer

EXW (Ex Works)

Buyer

At our factory

FOB (Free On Board)

Buyer

At origin port

CFR (Cost and Freight)

Us (freight cost only)

At origin port

CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight)

Us (freight + insurance)

At origin port

Real Factory Evidence

Export Packing & Loading Evidence

These daily shipment records show wrapped machines, wooden export frames, forklift handling, and truck/container loading preparation. The goal is to make our packing practice visible before a buyer commits to an overseas order.

Jisun packing workers securing a wooden export frame around a foam-wrapped amusement machine — Workers building a wooden export frame
Workers secure a wooden frame around a foam- and film-wrapped machine before outbound transport.

Film-wrapped round lottery machine secured in a divided wooden export crate — Round lottery machine protected inside export crate
The opened crate shows separate supports around the wrapped upper chamber and base to limit movement during freight handling.

A full flatbed trailer loaded with wrapped arcade machines outside the Jisun factory — Full trailer arcade machine shipment
A full trailer load shows multiple wrapped amusement cabinets staged together for road transport.

Packing worker positioning a wooden lottery machine crate inside a shipping container — Worker securing lottery machine crate in container
A worker positions the tall wooden crate against the container wall before final restraint and door closure.

Three lottery draw machines wrapped with film foam corners and protective covers before crating — Three wrapped lottery machines before crating
Three matching units are grouped with film, foam corner blocks, and protective top covers applied before wooden framing.

Lottery machine export crate packing

The packing clip records a worker fitting wooden panels around a protected lottery machine during export-crate preparation.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Incoterms does Jisun support?: We can quote under common international commercial terms such as FOB, CIF, CFR, and EXW. The specific terms available depend on destination and order size — confirm with our sales team at the time of quotation.
Do you ship by sea or air?: Amusement equipment such as claw machines and arcade cabinets is typically shipped by sea freight due to size and weight. Air freight can be arranged for urgent or smaller orders at additional cost.
Who arranges import customs clearance?: Under FOB/CIF/CFR terms, the buyer is generally responsible for import customs clearance in the destination country. Confirm responsibilities under your specific contract terms.
How are machines packaged for export?: Machines are packaged for export shipping, typically in wooden crates or reinforced cartons appropriate to the product's size and fragility. Contact us for packaging specifics on a given product.

Amusement-only, no cash payout. Local compliance required; operator is responsible for local regulations.