Our project cargo shipping team have been moving heavy, out of gauge and break bulk consignments for many years. Whether you have one abnormal piece, or a complete project to move, our friendly staff will be more than happy to provide you with advice and guidance. We will advise on the best method of transporting your cargo safely, on time and within budget.
YFT utilise specialised equipment to move your out of gauge cargo inland including flat rack, flat beds and open top containers. Through our expansive network we are also able to assist with out of gauge packing and crating as well as the securing and lashing of your cargo. Over sized and heavy project cargo related items are expensive. There can be a lot of complex components to project cargo, our team can handle any project.
Break Bulk (B.B.) Cargo
Break bulk cargo is O.O.G. cargo that does not fit in an open top or a flat rack container because the cargo’s weight exceeds the container maximum payload and/or its dimensions exceed a single flat rack container, such as large yachts, large factory components, large machines, etc. Project cargo is loaded on flat rack containers (several assembled side-by-side) or platform containers. Abnormal cargo are accepted alongside of the vessel and are delivered alongside of the vessel.
Out Of Gauge Cargo
YFT Logistics has great local knowledge and experience in handling oversized cargo on their individual trade routes. This means that our customers can expect superb service. We always have the confidence that even the most delicate cargo is in safe hands.
When shipping oversized cargo. Our customers benefit from a wide range of service features including:
Project Cargo Shipping
Flat-rack containers with a strong platform are suitable to carry heavy cargo and oversized cargo such as steel materials and machinery. The lack of sidewalls allows considerable flexibility in loading and is especially useful in transporting long cargoes. Oversized items such as yachts can be stowed on several flat rack containers set side-by-side together onboard vessels. It is important to note that the height of the end walls differs between a 40 ft. flat rack (1.943 meters/76.1 inches) and a 20 ft. flat rack (2.231 meters / 91.4 inches). Cargo that may not be over height for a 20 ft. flat rack, may well be over height for a 40 ft. flat rack.