Export Packages
Unitized & Stick Facades
Fully documented facade packages — unitized panels or stick-built components — engineered in Shanghai and shipped to Latin American job sites with fabrication and inspection records.
Aluminum Facade & Curtain Wall Supplier Across Latin America
A Pacific corridor for Latin American facades: Hanart's offices in Chile and Ecuador support owners and contractors with facade packages, engineering coordination and export logistics across the region.
Market Overview
On the Ground in Chile and Ecuador
Latin America is a market of long coastlines and even longer supply chains, where a facade order placed in the region often travels a Pacific route before reaching the site. Hanart's answer is a pair of business offices — in Chile and Ecuador — that carry the commercial relationship, understand local logistics realities, and keep the Shanghai engineering and fabrication team aligned with the project's actual pace and codes.
The offices serve a practical role: they qualify projects locally, coordinate freight and documentation with the shipping lanes that actually serve each country, and maintain continuity between the sales conversation and delivery. Meanwhile the Shanghai organization — with registered capital of RMB 100.5 million and a top-50 national ranking since 2005 — provides the engineering depth and factory capacity behind each order.
This is not a reseller model. The office in Santiago or Quito is the front end of the same legal entity that designs, fabricates and installs, so the client's contractual counterpart is identical from first drawing to final warranty.
Capabilities
What We Deliver Into the Region
Engineering Support
Design & Coordination
System selection, performance targets and shop drawing coordination with local architects and structural engineers, including seismic and wind considerations for Andean and coastal zones.
Site Services
Supervision & Training
Experienced supervisors support local installation crews with erection procedures, testing and quality records — closing the loop between factory and facade.
Trade & Logistics
How the Pacific Route Works
From Shanghai port to your site
- Scope and terms — incoterms agreed with the buyer at quotation; Hanart handles inland China logistics and export paperwork as contracted.
- Sea freight — containerized shipment on transpacific lanes serving Callao, Valparaiso, San Antonio, Guayaquil and other principal west-coast ports, with routing matched to the project schedule.
- Documentation — packing lists, inspection reports, certificates and commercial documentation prepared by Hanart's export team to support customs clearance.
- Local delivery — coordination with the Chile or Ecuador office to track cargo, arrange port handling and hand panels to the site team intact.
For projects outside Chile and Ecuador, the same logistics practice extends through freight partners serving the wider region, and the offices coordinate additional routes as required.
Why Hanart
One Counterparty From Quote to Warranty
For Latin American owners, the advantage of a single-responsibility contractor is measurable: no arbitrage between a factory in one country, an agent in another, and an installer on site. Hanart consolidates design, fabrication, export and supervision under one contract, backed by an ISO 9001 quality system and three decades of facade delivery since 1995.
Reference work in the region's climate context draws on the same engineering team that has delivered high-rise and institutional facades across Asia and the Middle East — the project record is documented on the relevant project pages for review.
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Sourcing facades across the Pacific?
Contact the Chile or Ecuador office directly, or send the project brief for a 24-hour feasibility response.