Lift-On/Lift-Off (LoLo) Shipping
LoLo shipping involves using cranes to lift cargo and load it onto the vessel for transport. This method is suitable for large and heavy equipment that cannot be driven onto the vessel.
LoLo shipping provides a precise and controlled loading process, ensuring the safe handling of oversized or delicate machinery. Using cranes allows for the efficient placement onto the vessel, accommodating items that cannot be rolled or driven on. This method is particularly advantageous when dealing with irregularly shaped or fragile machinery that requires specialized lifting and securing techniques.
Flat Rack Shipping
Flat rack containers provide a versatile option for shipping oversized or irregularly shaped industrial equipment. The machinery is securely fastened onto the flat rack and loaded onto the vessel for transportation.
A flat rack offers flexibility in transporting heavy machinery with non-standard dimensions, such as construction or industrial machinery. The open-sided design of flat racks allows for easy loading and unloading, making it convenient for handling large and bulky items during international shipping.
Roll-On/Roll-Off (RoRo) Shipping
This method involves driving heavy equipment onto a specialized vessel, securely stowed and transported to its destination. RoRo shipping is an efficient and cost-effective solution for international transportation.
RoRo method minimizes handling risks and speeds up the loading and unloading, ensuring a smooth and seamless transportation experience. Additionally, the vessels used for RoRo are designed to accommodate various types of heavy machinery, making it a versatile choice for transporting oversized equipment.
Container Shipping
Containers offer added protection during transit. The equipment is loaded into a container and securely braced to prevent movement. This method is particularly suitable for smaller machinery or when additional security is required.
Containers provide a standardized and organized approach, ensuring efficient handling and easy integration into existing logistics networks. With containers, heavy machinery is shielded from external elements, reducing the risk of damage and ensuring safe delivery to the destination.