Short answer: Exporting metal requires a commercial invoice, packing list, mill test certificate and bill of lading, plus licences for regulated metals such as antimony, with the partner in our Metal Sourcing Supplier and the audit in our Quality Inspection Guide.
At a Glance
Core Shipping Documents
Prepare papers with our Export Packing Guide, certification in our Mill Test Certificate Guide and checks in our Quality Inspection Guide; a quick summary is below.
| Document | Purpose | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Invoice | Value, HS | Customs |
| MTC | Grade, test | Qualität |
| B/L | Title | Shipment |
Regulated Metals
Some metals need a licence; see our Antimony Supplier for an example, packed per our Export Packing Guide.
HS Codes and Customs
Pre-clear with the steps in our Import Steel Guide and terms in our Incoterms Guide.
Avoiding Holds
Verify with our Third-Party Inspection Guide and resolve issues via our Quality Inspection Guide.
Get a Quote
Tell HXSCO your requirements and we will respond with a competitive quote and lead time.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Invoice, packing list, MTC, bill of lading.
Mill test certificate with grade and test values.
Yes – for example antimony.
It varies by form and alloy.
Accurate docs, correct HS, pre-clear.
Export-Ready Metal from HXSCO
HXSCO prepares full export documents and licences for regulated metals. Send your order for a document-ready shipment.