Breakbulk & RoRo Shipping
from China
Vessel booking, port trucking, and heavy cargo handling for machinery, steel coils, vehicles, and equipment that cannot be efficiently moved in standard containers.
When Standard Containers Aren't the Right Fit
Oversized machinery, steel coils, wheeled vehicles, and industrial equipment often exceed the dimensions or weight limits of a standard container--or move more efficiently loaded directly onto a vessel deck or driven aboard a RoRo carrier. We coordinate vessel booking, port trucking, on-site loading, lashing, and export documentation so this cargo moves out of Guangzhou's ports without delays at the dock.
Matching Cargo to the
Right Method
Breakbulk Suitable For
Cargo loaded individually onto a vessel rather than sealed inside a container--typically oversized, overweight, or irregularly shaped freight.
- Heavy machinery
- Steel coils
- Large equipment
- Industrial cargo
RoRo Suitable For
Wheeled or tracked cargo that is driven directly onto and off the vessel, avoiding the cost and complexity of lift-on/lift-off container loading.
- Vehicles
- Trucks
- Construction equipment
- Wheeled machinery
What We Coordinate
On Your Behalf
Vessel Booking
Space allocation on breakbulk and RoRo carriers matched to cargo dimensions and sailing schedules.
Port Trucking
Heavy-haul and specialized trailer transport from origin to the loading port across China.
Loading Coordination
On-site supervision of loading sequences to protect cargo and meet vessel stowage requirements.
Lashing
Proper securing of cargo to vessel decks and RoRo platforms to prevent shifting in transit.
Heavy Cargo Handling
Equipment and crew experienced with overweight and oversized freight from port to vessel.
Export Documentation
Customs brokerage and export paperwork prepared for oversized and vehicle cargo classifications.
Have Machinery, Steel, or Vehicles
That Don't Fit a Standard Container?
Tell us your cargo dimensions, weight, and destination. We'll confirm vessel space, routing, and an all-in quote before it moves.
Discuss Your Project Cargo