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Industries we serve · Machinery & Industrial Supply

Drayage and delivery for machinery and industrial supply.

Machinery and industrial components need a plan that covers more than pickup. Connect the container or flat rack, route, lifting or unloading arrangement and delivery site with the project’s timing.

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Cargo in focus

The freight and the receiving plan.

  • Heavy machinery
  • Construction equipment
  • Crane parts
  • Supplier components
  • Industrial equipment and spare parts

Dimensions, weight and equipment

Describe the machinery as packed and loaded, including overhangs or unusual load distribution. SP connects flat rack, open-top or heavy-container transportation with the equipment and route required for the shipment.

Overweight and Heavy Cargo Drayage

The jobsite or warehouse approach

A project site may have limited turning space, changing access or a scheduled lifting team. Include the approach, surface, unloading position and contact so the truck appointment fits the actual site.

Live Unload and Live Load

Connected handling and onward transport

If the cargo needs a transfer, storage or a different outbound vehicle, bring that work into the same request. The selected facility and lifting or handling providers are matched to the machinery and next destination.

Regional Distribution After Transloading
Planning example

Crane parts need a coordinated project delivery

Situation
Industrial components arrive on equipment that differs from the vehicle needed for the final project handoff.
What needs to be arranged
A route and transfer plan with the dimensions, weight and unloading team connected.
Services to consider
Arrange the container pickup, suitable handling or equipment transfer and final delivery appointment with the site contact.
What matters for this shipment
Keep the transport and lifting sequence aligned with project access and the receiving team.
Prepare your request

The details that shape your shipment plan.

Include equipment type, cargo dimensions and weights, packing, photos or drawings where useful, pickup and destination. Add lifting or unloading needs, securement instructions, site restrictions and project dates. Describe any transfer or storage required between the gateway and the jobsite.

Importers, distributors & cargo owners

Plan container pickup, receiving appointments and repeat deliveries with a team that stays involved.

Forwarders, NVOCCs, brokers & 3PLs

Work directly with a local carrier that understands the commitments you make to your customers.

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