For Nigeria, we quote ex-works, FOB Nhava Sheva or CIF Lagos (Apapa / Lekki), whichever suits your importer. We also deliver to Ikeja, Lekki Free Zone and Lagos.
Pot Washer price in Nigeria
The base model costs ₹7,28,000 ex-works (≈ NGN 12,338,983) . Here is an estimate for one unit landed in Nigeria by the cheapest shipping option:
| Cost element | NGN | INR |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-works price | NGN 12,338,983 | ₹7,28,000 |
| Export packing, haulage to JNPT, customs clearance | NGN 607,458 | ₹35,840 |
| Ocean freight (LCL (shared container), 1.8 CBM) | NGN 256,508 | ₹15,134 |
| Marine insurance | NGN 72,610 | ₹4,284 |
| CIF Lagos (Apapa / Lekki) | NGN 13,275,559 | ₹7,83,258 |
| Import duty (ECOWAS CET) | NGN 1,327,559 | ₹78,326 |
| Other import levies | NGN 398,271 | ₹23,498 |
| Import VAT / GST 7.5% | NGN 1,125,102 | ₹66,381 |
| Destination clearance & local delivery | NGN 256,508 | ₹15,134 |
| Estimated landed cost | NGN 16,382,983 | ₹9,66,596 |
Estimate based on rates as of October 2026. Duties and freight change often; your customs broker confirms the final figure. Use the landed cost calculator for multiple items.
Technical specifications
| Standard model | Front-loading for GN and stock pots |
|---|---|
| Material | SS 304 food grade; SS 316 option |
| HSN / HS code | 8422.19 |
| Packed volume / weight | 1.8 CBM · 260 kg (base model) |
| Power & fuel in Nigeria | 230 V / 400 V, 50 Hz; LPG |
| Standards | SON SONCAP, NAFDAC |
Options you can specify
- Export builds for 60 Hz and 120/208–240 V supplies
- SS 304 or SS 316 body; 14 or 16 SWG tops
- Flame-failure devices, piezo ignition and thermostats
- Gas (LPG / PNG / natural gas), electric or induction versions
- Number of burners or tanks and their ratings
Shipping, customs and installation for Nigeria
We pack in fumigated wooden crates, stuff the container at our factory or at Nhava Sheva, and ship to Lagos (Apapa / Lekki) (about 26–32 days). You receive the commercial invoice with HS codes, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin. Installation is done by your contractor using our drawings and video support, or by our technicians on a site visit for larger projects.
Why buyers in Nigeria choose Fabrrinox Potnis
- Export readySeaworthy crating, HS-coded invoices, certificate of origin and documents for customs.
- Spares and serviceBurners, valves, castors and filters stocked; service by our team in India and partners abroad.
- Since 2004Founded by Mr Dilip Potnis, with 35+ years of commercial kitchen experience behind the designs.
- Design to handoverLayout drawings, fabrication, delivery, installation, gas and exhaust commissioning, and AMC.
FAQs: Pot Washer in Nigeria
What does a pot washer cost delivered to Nigeria?
The ex-works price is ₹7,28,000 (about NGN 12,338,983). Shipped from Nhava Sheva to Lagos (Apapa / Lekki) with insurance, import duty, taxes and local delivery, one unit lands at roughly NGN 16,382,983. Ordering several items together in one container cuts the freight per unit sharply.
How long does shipping to Nigeria take?
Manufacturing takes 10–20 working days. Sea transit from Nhava Sheva (JNPT) to Lagos (Apapa / Lekki) is about 26–32 days, plus customs clearance. We share the bill of lading, invoice, packing list and certificate of origin before the vessel arrives.
What HS code and import duty apply in Nigeria?
We ship the pot washer under HS 8422.19. Our estimate for Nigeria uses: ECOWAS CET; plus CISS, ETLS and surcharge. Import VAT/GST of 7.5% applies on top. Your customs broker confirms the final rate at clearance.
Which stainless steel grade do you use?
Food-contact parts are SS 304 (18/8) as standard, in 16 or 18 SWG depending on the part. For coastal sites, seafood kitchens and chemical cleaning we recommend SS 316. Every unit is TIG-welded and finished satin.
Can the pot washer be made to custom size?
Yes. We build it to your drawing or space: gas (LPG / PNG / natural gas), electric or induction versions, number of burners or tanks and their ratings and SS 304 or SS 316 body; 14 or 16 SWG tops. Custom sizes usually add 3–5 working days.
What power and gas supply does it need in Nigeria?
Supply in Nigeria is 230 V / 400 V, 50 Hz and kitchens commonly use LPG. We build electrical items for that voltage and frequency and fit the right gas jets before shipping.