Filtration & Separation Equipment to Nigeria | Freight & Customs

Importation Guide for Filtration & Separation Equipment in Nigerian Oil Rigs

Filtration and separation equipment play a critical role in oil rig operations, ensuring the efficient removal of contaminants and impurities. Importing these components into Nigeria requires a structured approach, including sourcing, freight forwarding, customs clearance, and last-mile delivery. This guide details the procurement and shipping process, highlighting how Valuehandlers simplifies oil and gas equipment importation.

Procurement Sources

Sourcing filtration and separation equipment requires collaboration with reputable global manufacturers and suppliers, including:

Pall Corporation (USA) – Industrial filtration solutions

Eaton Filtration (Germany) – Oil-water separators and demisters

Parker Hannifin (USA) – Coalescing filters and strainers

Alfa Laval (Sweden) – High-performance separation systems

Cargo Pick-up & Freight Forwarding

After procurement, the next step is to ensure seamless logistics, which includes:

1. Supplier Coordination – Pickup from warehouses in the USA, Europe, or Asia

2. Export Documentation – Ensuring compliance with supplier country regulations

3. Shipping Options

Air Freight: Faster transit (3-5 days) for urgent equipment

Sea Freight: Cost-effective for bulk shipments (17-21 days)

4. Cargo Tracking & Handling – Secure and damage-free transport

Import Documents Required for Shipping to Nigeria

To import filtration and separation equipment into Nigeria, the following documents are essential:

Proforma Invoice & Commercial Invoice

Packing List

Bill of Lading (Sea) / Airway Bill (Air)

Soncap Certificate (For regulated products)

Form M & PAAR (Pre-Arrival Assessment Report)

Certificate of Origin

Import Duty Assessment Document

Nigerian Customs Tariff / HS Codes for Filtration & Separation Equipment

Each imported item is classified under a Harmonized System (HS) code, which determines the applicable duty rate.

Coalescers & Oil-Water Separators – HS Code: 8421.29.00 (5%-10% duty)

Demisters & Gas-Liquid Separators – HS Code: 8421.39.00 (5%-10% duty)

Strainers & Filters – HS Code: 8421.99.00 (5%-10% duty)

Note: Additional VAT and surcharges may apply based on Nigerian Customs regulations.

Customs Clearance & Last-Mile Delivery

To avoid delays and penalties, a licensed customs broker is required to handle:

Duty & Tax Payments – Accurate assessment & payment processing

Compliance Verification – Ensuring SON & NAFDAC approvals (if applicable)

Cargo Handling & Inspection – Efficient clearance at Apapa, Tincan, NAHCO & SAHCOL

Local Delivery – Transport to oil rig sites and refineries across Nigeria

Why Choose Valuehandlers for Turnaround Maintenance Importation?

Licensed Freight & Customs Experts – Over a decade of experience in oil & gas logistics

End-to-End Importation Support – From procurement to final delivery

Efficient Customs Clearance – Avoid unnecessary delays and penalties

Competitive Freight Rates – Cost-effective air & sea shipping solutions

Reliable Last-Mile Delivery – Safe transport to oil rigs, refineries, and offshore sites

Get Started with Valuehandlers!

Need to import coalescers, oil-water separators, demisters, strainers, and filters for Nigerian oil rig maintenance? Get expert insights on procurement, freight forwarding, HS codes, and customs clearance. Valuehandlers ensures hassle-free shipping and delivery. We ensure a smooth, compliant, and cost-effective importation process.

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