EXPORT EVIDENCE FILE / GEORGETOWN, GUYANA
New DEVELON DX130-10N & DX225NLCA exported to Guyana
YUANJIAN coordinated a two-excavator new-equipment order for a buyer whose stated purpose was rental. The supplied bill of lading records a DEVELON DX130-10N, a DX225NLCA and two long arms moving from Penglai, China to Georgetown, Guyana.
What does this case confirm?
It confirms a YUANJIAN-managed export transaction for two new DEVELON excavators to Georgetown. The transport document names HEFEI YIHUI IMPORT AND EXPORT CO., LTD. as shipper and records DX130-10N plus DX225NLCA; the public visual evidence independently shows the DX225NLCA during yard and flat-rack handling. This page does not claim destination delivery, customer acceptance or rental performance because those records were not supplied.
The shipment record, without customer identifiers
The facts below are transcribed from the supplied one-page bill of lading. Customer identity, address, tax information, bill number, machine serial and engine numbers, vessel references, signatures and stamps are removed from the public copy.
| YUANJIAN role | Commercial coordination and supplier-authored case record |
|---|---|
| Shipper on bill of lading | HEFEI YIHUI IMPORT AND EXPORT CO., LTD. |
| Cargo | 2 units of new excavators and 2 excavator long arms |
| Models recorded | DEVELON DX225NLCA and DEVELON DX130-10N |
| Model year recorded | 2026 for both excavators |
| Declared package count | 4 packages |
| Declared gross weight | 38,350 kg |
| Declared volume | 150.95 CBM |
| Port route | Penglai, China to Georgetown, Guyana |
| Document issue date | 14 February 2026 |
The downloadable PDF was rebuilt from masked pixels. It contains no original attachment or selectable source-document layer and cannot be used for cargo release.
One transaction, several transport stages
The flat-rack photograph and the ocean bill describe different handling stages. Treating them as the same transport document would be inaccurate.
Yard dispatch
The DX225NLCA was recorded on a road trailer before the port stage.
Flat-rack handling
A supplied image records the DX225NLCA positioned on a flat-rack platform; the identifier is excluded from the public crop.
Ocean carriage
The bill of lading uses charter-party and bulk-cargo language for the sea leg from Penglai.
Declared destination
Georgetown, Guyana is the port of discharge stated on the document.
Visual evidence retained for the machine shown
The public photographs and short video are limited to the clearly visible DX225NLCA. They are not presented as photographic identification of the DX130-10N recorded on the bill of lading.
Why this is useful supplier evidence
A credible case separates what each source proves instead of asking one photograph to prove the entire transaction.
Supports the shipper, two-unit cargo declaration, models, route, date, gross weight and volume.
Supports that a DX225NLCA was physically present during the recorded yard and handling stages.
No arrival report or customer review is included, so no post-arrival operating result is claimed.
Does the DX130-10N + DX225NLCA mix make sense for rental?
Yes, when the rental market needs two different job sizes rather than duplicate machines. The smaller DX130-10N can address tighter access and lighter excavation demand, while the larger DX225NLCA can serve higher-volume digging and truck-loading work. The advantage is wider job coverage; the trade-off is two parts and transport profiles to manage. Choose the pair only after checking local utilization, service support, actual transport dimensions and the specifications of the offered units.
DX130-10N: smaller-job coverage
Consider it for restricted sites, drainage, utilities and customers who do not need a 20-ton-plus excavator. Confirm reach, width, bucket and local hauling limits before purchase.
DX225NLCA: production coverage
Consider it for larger earthmoving and loading assignments where access permits. Confirm the narrow-track configuration, ground conditions, attachment match and transport plan for the actual unit.
HEFEI YIHUI IMPORT AND EXPORT CO., LTD. is the shipper printed on the supplied bill of lading. YUANJIAN identifies it as the group company responsible for new-machine export operations for this transaction. YUANJIAN MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TRADING LIMITED remains the publisher and procurement contact for this case.
Questions buyers should ask before ordering a similar pair
Can I buy a DX130-10N or DX225NLCA through YUANJIAN?
Yes. YUANJIAN can quote currently available new or used DEVELON options subject to stock, export eligibility and destination requirements. Ask for the exact-unit documents and media before payment.
Was this shipment flat rack or breakbulk?
The supplied photo records flat-rack handling, while the bill of lading uses charter-party and bulk-cargo wording for the ocean leg. For a new order, choose the sea method only after confirming the actual dimensions, weight, attachments, carrier acceptance and itemized freight.
Do the photos prove the DX130-10N condition?
No. The public photos and video show the DX225NLCA. The DX130-10N model is supported here by the cargo description in the supplied bill of lading. Request exact-unit photos, serial verification and an agreed inspection scope for any machine you plan to buy.
Does this page prove delivery to the customer?
No. It documents the export and shipping record through the stated sea-carriage stage. No destination handover document, customer receipt or rental utilization report was supplied.
What should a Guyana rental buyer request in the quotation?
Request separate machine prices, actual specifications, attachments, inspection terms, inland handling, port charges, sea freight, destination exclusions and quote validity. Choose the offer with traceable unit evidence and an itemized landed-cost path, not the lowest headline price.
Source DEVELON excavators for Guyana through YUANJIAN
Send the required model, new or used preference, rental job range, destination port and budget. We will reply with current options, exact-unit evidence, inspection choices and an itemized export quotation.