Laser Direct Imaging (LDI) Laser direct imaging equipment is a high-precision device used in the manufacturing process of the printed circuit board (PCB) and semiconductor industries. It is used to expose circuit patterns directly onto a substrate coated with a photoresist, thus replacing the traditional mask alignment exposure method. The traditional method involves making a mask and then exposing the pattern to a substrate coated with a light-sensitive material through the mask with ultraviolet light. The LDI technology directly uses the laser beam to scan according to the digital data, and precisely forms the circuit pattern on the photoresist layer, without the use of light masks, greatly improving production efficiency and flexibility, and can achieve finer line resolution. The following is our agent customers import customs clearance LDI laser direct imaging equipment customs clearance case sharing. 

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1, most of the imported old equipment need to handle the pre-shipment inspection certificate overseas before it can be imported, and the inspection personnel will make a preliminary judgment on the performance and safety of the old equipment when they do the inspection, and the old equipment that meets the relevant requirements will issue the "Certificate of Inspection".

2, in addition to checking whether the imported goods are consistent with the declaration, the customs will also evaluate the performance and safety of the equipment. If the inspector thinks that the imported old equipment is too old, has no use value or suspects that the equipment can not be used (the normal use of the imported equipment after maintenance and rectification is not considered), he will put forward the instruction of "solid waste identification" (Note: Solid waste appraisal is usually operated by the Customs Technical appraisal center or a qualified third-party institution, and the inspection method is usually "dynamic inspection").

3. The destination inspection will focus on verifying whether the nameplate information and the appearance of the machine meet the import requirements (whether there are safety risks, etc.). If it is identified as "solid waste", then in addition to returning or destroying, the import enterprise will face the risk of fines or even prison sentences, and the carrier bears joint and several liability!

PS: Old equipment can be imported, but can not be randomly imported. From the absolute point of view of human nature, it is normal for some people to feel that the same old equipment is "solid waste" and some people feel that "it is not solid waste". Import enterprises want to avoid risks, one to ensure the quality of goods, two to choose a professional import declaration company, both indispensable!