
Atlantic Project Cargo specializes in the delivery of heavy machinery, including cranes. Whether you need to transport any type of crane within the country or across borders, we’re here to provide expert assistance.
With Atlantic Project Cargo you will get competitive prices, safe shipment, and excellent service. Get your free quote today!
Modes of Crane Transportation Services Offered by Atlantic Project Cargo
Ground
For domestic or short-haul international shipments, Atlantic Project Cargo offers reliable ground crane transport services:
- Truckload shipping
- Flatbed transportation
- Specialized equipment
Ocean
For long-distance deliveries, Atlantic Project Cargo provides efficient ocean crane freight solutions:
- Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) shipping
- Containerized shipping
- Breakbulk shipping
Air
When time is of the essence, Atlantic Project Cargo offers rapid air freight services for cranes:
- Air charters
- Commercial airline cargo
Get Your Free Quote Today!
How to Ship Heavy Equipment via Ocean Freight?
Why Choose Atlantic Project Cargo For Cranes Shipping?
Get your free quote today, if you are looking for crane delivery services!
How Much Does it Cost to Ship a Crane?
Mode of transportation: Air charters are more expensive than ocean or ground transportation
Distance: Shipping a crane across the country would be cheaper than transporting a crane overseas
Additional expenses: Such as insurance, permits, customs duties, and so on
Size and Weight: The heavier the crane, the higher the cost
Season: They are high and low seasons in shipping, and they affect the final cost
International Shipping Of Crane
Roll-on/roll-off (RORO)
Ideal for cranes that can be driven onto and off of a ship. Advantages include an efficient loading and unloading process, minimal handling, and reduced risk of damage. The disadvantages – limited to cranes that can be driven onto the ship, and may have restrictions on crane dimensions
Full Container Load (FCL)
Ideal for smaller cranes that can fit within a standard shipping container. Advantages – controlled environment, reduced risk of damage, and simplified customs clearance. Disadvantages – require disassembly or modification to fit within a container, and can be more expensive for larger cranes
Flat Rack
Ideal for cranes that cannot be driven onto a ship or require specialized handling.
Pros include flexible loading options, can accommodate cranes of various sizes and configurations. Among the cons, cranes may require additional handling and securing measures, potentially increasing costs
Air Freight
Ideal for urgent shipments or cranes that are particularly valuable or require specialized handling. Advantages – fast transit times, high security, and reduced risk of damage. Disadvantages – significantly higher costs compared to ocean shipping, and may have weight and size restrictions
International Shipping Compliance, Regulations, and Restrictions for Cranes
While specific regulations may vary from country to country, the following are common considerations for international transportation of equipment:
- Export Controls
Adherence to export control laws, such as the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) - Import Regulations
Compliance with import tariffs, duties, non-tariff barriers, safety standards, and customs clearance procedures - Transportation Regulations
Proper documentation, adherence to dangerous goods regulations, compliance with weight and dimension restrictions, and adequate insurance coverage - Technical Standards
Meeting local safety standards, emissions regulations, and noise requirements is necessary for equipment to be used in a foreign country
Cranes Moving Services Across The Country
Flatbed
Good option for smaller cranes that can fit within the standard dimensions of a flatbed trailer
Step-Deck
Best suited for cranes with taller booms or that require additional height clearance
RGN
Gooseneck trailers are good for larger, heavier cranes, especially those with long booms or wide bases
Restrictions on Moving cranes
Moving cranes within the country typically involves adhering to various regulations and permits. The specific requirements can vary depending on factors such as:
- Size and weight of the crane
- Route taken
- State and local regulations
Common restrictions and requirements include:
- Permits
- Route planning
- Escort vehicles
- Weight restrictions
- Height restrictions
- Special equipment
- Safety regulations
Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, we specialize in international crane freight.
The timeline of delivery depends on various factors, including mode of shipment, distance, customs clearance, and handling & processing. To get a more accurate estimate for your specific crane shipment, it’s recommended to contact the Atlantic Project Cargo team.
Atlantic Project Cargo provides cargo, liability, marine, transit, and other types of insurance for crane transportation.
Here are some common documents that may be necessary:
- Commercial Invoice
- Bill of Lading (BOL)
- Packing List
- Certificate of Origin Customs Declaration
- Export License (if required)
- Insurance Certificate
- Dangerous Goods Declaration (if applicable)
- Phytosanitary Certificate (if applicable)
At Atlantic Project Cargo, we arrange door-to-door pickup and delivery of your crane.