*Wet bulk cargo.

*Dry bulk cargo.

*Whatever needs moving…

Flatbed trucks for odd-shapes

General cargo vessels

1. Availability of requisite container.

2. Availability of space on the vessel.

3. Port terminal operations.

4. Transport equipment's used for carriage of oversized cargo.

5. Transit time and routing.

6. Handling of break-bulk cargo at the terminal.

Standard Containers

(20’, 40’, 45’ height 8’6’’)

Hard Top Containers

(removable steel roof)

There are many varieties of containers….

Open Top Containers

Flat Rack

Containers

High Cube Container (9’6’’ tall)

Break-bulk cargo on Out of Gauge container Stowage

Docking area

Container crane (Portainer)

Loading / unloading area

Local Storage

Chassis

Quay Crane

Vessel

Discharging container flow

Loading container flow

Gate

Normal Container Trailer

Low Bed Trailers

Cargo on Low Bed Trailers

* Minimum transit time.

* Avoiding transhipment.

* Stowage on board.

* Availability of gears for loading and unloading.

Special gears for handling