The framework governing the use of plurex.online and the relationship surrounding our construction equipment yard, rental without operator, sales, and worldwide export operations.
These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the website plurex.online, operated by S S CONSTRUCAO LTDA. By accessing or using this website, the visitor acknowledges having read, understood, and accepted these Terms, as well as the applicable Privacy Policy.
This website presents the institutional and commercial profile of S S CONSTRUCAO LTDA, operating under the Plurex brand — a Pará-based construction equipment yard for sales and rental of construction machinery and equipment without operator (excluding scaffolding), and worldwide export of construction equipment. The website provides information about our operational channels, operates as a digital extension of our physical yard, and enables prospective customers to submit quote requests for rental, sales, fleet contracts, and international export shipments.
Plurex provides integrated equipment operations across two tracks — Operation A (Rental Track: excavators & earthmoving, loaders & material handling, compactors & site prep, power & auxiliary) and Operation B (Sales & Export: equipment sales, international export, fleet management contracts, container/volume orders). Our work is the sales, rental without operator, and worldwide export of construction machinery and equipment — excluding scaffolding. This website serves as a point of institutional presentation, online commercial contact, and digital extension of the physical yard — all engagements are formalized through written rental contracts, sales contracts, or export contracts signed between the parties.
Construction equipment operations are governed by multiple Brazilian regulatory frameworks, including: the Brazilian Civil Code governing rental, sales, and supply contracts; the Norma Regulamentadora NR-12 (Segurança no Trabalho em Máquinas e Equipamentos) applicable to construction machinery safety and operational standards; the Norma Regulamentadora NR-18 (Construção Civil) where applicable to construction-site equipment use; the INMETRO regulations applicable to industrial equipment; the CONTRAN framework where applicable to equipment with traffic-circulation requirements; and the SECEX/Receita Federal customs and export framework for international shipments. The Consumer Protection Code (Lei nº 8.078/1990) applies where the customer qualifies as a consumer under Brazilian law.
Specific commercial engagements — including equipment specifications, rental duration, pricing, payment terms, delivery and return logistics, condition records, deposit requirements, insurance arrangements, and (for export) Incoterms, port of discharge, and customs documentation — are formalized through written rental, sales, or export contracts signed between S S CONSTRUCAO LTDA and the customer before any equipment dispatch. Verbal arrangements, exploratory conversations, and pre-contract communications do not create a binding engagement.
Submitting a quote request, inquiry, or form through this website does not create an automatic engagement, guarantee equipment availability, or establish a contractual obligation. All engagements are subject to internal review, equipment availability, customer suitability assessment, and formal agreement between the parties through a written contract. The yard reserves the right to decline engagements that fall outside its operational scope, that present unreasonable operational or commercial risks, or that involve equipment uses contrary to safety, legal, or customs requirements.
All equipment dispatched from the yard — for rental or sale — is subject to pre-dispatch inspection and is delivered with documented condition records. The customer (or the customer's authorized representative) is responsible for verifying equipment condition at the time of pickup or delivery and for signing the corresponding condition record. Discrepancies between the documented condition and the equipment received must be raised before the equipment leaves the yard or, for delivered equipment, immediately upon receipt at the customer's site. Failure to raise discrepancies at the appropriate time constitutes acceptance of the equipment in the documented condition.
Plurex dispatches construction equipment without operator. The customer is solely responsible for providing qualified, trained, and properly certified operators for any equipment received from the yard, in line with the Norma Regulamentadora NR-12 and any other applicable safety regulations. The customer is solely responsible for the safe operation of the equipment, the safety of personnel on the site where the equipment operates, compliance with applicable construction-site safety regulations (including NR-18 where applicable), and any consequences resulting from operator-related incidents, misuse of the equipment, or operation outside the manufacturer's intended use parameters. The yard does not provide operators, operator training, or operator supervision under any circumstances.
Equipment sold through Plurex is covered by the manufacturer's warranty in line with the warranty terms established by each respective manufacturer for new equipment, or by the specific warranty terms agreed in writing for reconditioned equipment. Warranty exclusions typically include damage from improper operation, lack of scheduled maintenance, unauthorized modifications, operation outside the manufacturer's intended parameters, or operator-related misuse. Manufacturer warranties on sold equipment are administered through the manufacturer's authorized warranty channel, with Plurex providing reasonable support to coordinate the warranty claim where applicable.
Equipment availability is subject to fleet utilization, manufacturer supply (for sales), and yard inventory rotation. Specific equipment models or references shown on the website or quoted in initial communications may not always be available. The yard reserves the right to propose equivalent compatible equipment when a specific reference is temporarily unavailable, subject to the customer's approval. Delivery timelines are estimates based on equipment availability, payment confirmation, and logistics conditions — and are subject to standard variations in third-party logistics services. International shipments are subject to additional customs and import-side regulations applicable in the destination country.
Plurex operates primarily on a business-to-business (B2B) basis — supplying equipment rental and sales to construction companies, civil engineering firms, industrial operators, mining and earthwork contractors, equipment resellers, and international buyers. B2B engagements are governed by the specific terms negotiated in each rental, sales, or export contract, including pricing structures, payment terms, volume considerations, and any specific operational requirements. The Consumer Protection Code applies where the customer qualifies as a consumer; otherwise, the Brazilian Civil Code framework for commercial contracts applies.
Worldwide export operations are subject to specific contractual terms covering: destination country, port of discharge, applicable Incoterms (FOB, CIF, EXW, or other as agreed), payment instruments (typically letter of credit or advance payment for international shipments), currency, applicable customs documentation, export licenses (where required), origin certificates, and any specific equipment-conformity certifications applicable in the destination country. The yard is responsible for the dispatch obligations under the agreed Incoterms; destination-country import duties, customs clearance at destination, applicable taxes, and any product-conformity certifications required at destination are the responsibility of the importing customer unless otherwise agreed in writing. The customer is responsible for ensuring that the equipment ordered is legal for import into the destination country.
S S CONSTRUCAO LTDA shall not be liable for indirect or consequential damages, business losses, lost profits, missed deadlines beyond the yard's reasonable control, third-party logistics failures, customs delays, port congestion, force majeure events, or losses resulting from misuse of the website. The yard is not liable for site accidents, operator-related damages, equipment misuse, operation outside manufacturer parameters, or any consequence of operator action or inaction — these are the exclusive responsibility of the customer who provides the qualified operators and supervises the equipment use. The yard is not liable for the customer's regulatory, tax, customs, or product-conformity compliance in either Brazil or in any destination market — these remain the exclusive responsibility of the customer. Commercial responsibilities are governed by the terms of the specific rental, sales, or export contract, the Brazilian Civil Code, the Consumer Protection Code where applicable, and the international commercial framework for export operations.
During the rental period, the customer is responsible for the care, custody, and proper operation of the equipment from the moment of pickup or delivery until the moment of return or pickup by the yard. The customer is responsible for any damage, loss, theft, or accelerated wear beyond reasonable use occurring during the rental period. The customer is required to maintain adequate equipment insurance coverage for the rental duration, in line with the specific terms negotiated in the rental contract. Specific provisions regarding deductibles, deposit requirements, damage-fee schedules, and insurance certificates are documented in the rental contract.
Upon return of rented equipment, the yard performs a return inspection and produces a documented return condition report. Equipment returned in a condition consistent with normal wear under the agreed use parameters is processed normally; damage, missing components, excessive wear, or operational defects beyond normal use are charged to the customer in line with the rental contract terms and applicable damage-fee schedules. Rental deposits, where required, are returned in line with the return condition report and the contract terms. Equipment returned with extended hour-meter readings beyond the agreed use parameters may be subject to additional charges.
Heavy-equipment commerce involves handling commercially sensitive information — pricing structures, project contexts, customer operational data, equipment specifications, and the kind of confidential B2B commercial information that real heavy-equipment operations require. All such information is treated under commercial confidentiality, is accessed only by personnel directly responsible for executing the engagement, and is not disclosed externally except to the extent strictly necessary for engagement execution or as required by applicable law. Specific confidentiality obligations may be formalized through non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) for particularly sensitive engagements.
Where the customer qualifies as a consumer under the Brazilian Consumer Protection Code (Lei nº 8.078/1990), the consumer rights established by that legislation apply — including the right of regret on remote purchases (typically within 7 days, where applicable), warranty rights, and the broader consumer protection framework. For equipment rental and B2B sales contracts, the commercial framework of the Brazilian Civil Code typically applies, with specific terms negotiated between the parties in the corresponding contract.
All content on this website — including text, logos, brand identifiers, equipment descriptions, photographs, graphics, and operational documentation — is the intellectual property of S S CONSTRUCAO LTDA or its authorized licensors and is protected under Brazilian copyright law (Lei nº 9.610/1998). Unauthorized use, reproduction, redistribution, or commercial exploitation of such content is strictly prohibited. Manufacturer brand names, model designations, and equipment specifications used on this website are the property of their respective manufacturers and are referenced for identification purposes only.
These Terms of Use shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with Brazilian law, including the Brazilian Civil Code, the Consumer Protection Code (Lei nº 8.078/1990) where applicable, the Norma Regulamentadora NR-12 on machinery and equipment safety, the SECEX/Receita Federal customs framework, and the Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD). Any disputes arising from the use of this website or from any commercial relationship not otherwise governed by a specific written contract shall be submitted to the jurisdiction of the courts of Portel, State of Pará, Brazil, except where otherwise required by law and except where individual contracts establish a specific arbitration clause or alternative jurisdiction agreed between the parties in writing — particularly relevant for international export contracts that may include international arbitration provisions.
These Terms of Use may be updated at any time to reflect changes in our operations, applicable law, or website content. The version published on this page is always the current applicable version. Continued use of the website after any update constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms. For questions about these Terms of Use or any other matters related to this website, contact us at contact@plurex.online.