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Machinery
We Specialize in Handling Oversized Cargo!
When it comes to transporting machinery, not all services are equal. Our vast network of ground transporters, dismantling facilities, and ocean carriers enables us to provide tailored solutions with competitive pricing. We are your go-to solution for shipping agricultural, construction, mining, and other heavy machinery.
There are two primary methods for shipping machinery: RORO and container shipping.
RORO Shipping
RORO, short for Roll On Roll Off, describes the seamless loading and unloading of machinery onto RORO vessels. Imagine a colossal floating parking facility with multiple levels dedicated to accommodating various sizes of cargo. Your machinery is delivered directly to the seaport and driven onto and off the vessel using robust built-in ramps.
RORO shipping offers numerous advantages for machinery transport. Machines can be shipped as they are without the need for dismantling, allowing them to begin generating a return on your investment immediately upon arrival. RORO services focus on specific trade lanes, resulting in generally faster transit times
Container Shipping
Container shipping can be a cost-effective option for transporting machinery, depending on the machine's size and the destination of your shipment. Shipping containers come in two standard sizes: 20 feet and 40 feet in length. To fit within the container space, machinery may require dismantling. We offer comprehensive services, including ground transportation, dismantling, loading, and containerized ocean freight.
Regardless of where your machinery is located across the US or Canada, we can find the most economical routing through our extensive network of dismantling partners. Our team handles dismantling professionally, ensuring that your machines are reassembled safely and securely upon arrival. If you plan to ship dismantled machinery in a container, we recommend contacting a service that can reassemble your machine at the destination.
Some machines are simply too large to fit inside shipping containers. Whenever feasible, we present both options, empowering you to make the most informed decision for your machinery shipment.