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Drawing, packing list, weight, dimensions, center of gravity, lifting points and project schedule.
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Built for the exceptional.
Oversized equipment. A transport plan shaped around weight, dimensions, lifting and route constraints.
Project cargo is not container shipping with a bigger box. As a heavy lift freight forwarder in China, we design the movement piece by piece for overweight and out-of-gauge cargo: weight, dimensions, center of gravity, lifting, lashing, vessel or vehicle selection, port conditions and inland delivery.
Share the cargo drawing, weight, dimensions and destination — our team assesses the logistics requirements before anything is booked. That is how we run project cargo shipping from China: OOG cargo shipping, breakbulk shipping, oversized cargo logistics and EPC project logistics.
Transformer main tanks and power equipment, including a 69-ton unit moved from Shanghai toward Central Asia.
Equipment projects at the 270-ton scale, with heavy lift, breakbulk and bonded storage in the chain.
Engineering vehicles and large machines moved to project destinations in Central Asia and beyond.
Production lines and industrial equipment, moved in stages where the project schedule requires it.
Steel structures and oversized industrial cargo, planned from the packing list.
Out-of-gauge and overweight single units, each with its own lifting, lashing and route assessment.

The fleet we work with: flat rack and open top containers, breakbulk vessels, RoRo, heavy lift vessels, and special road transport with permits and escorts. The choice is made per unit — not quoted from a generic rate card.
Feasibility before pricing: packing list, single-piece weight and dimensions, center of gravity and lifting points, port and vessel capabilities, and the inland legs at both ends.
Multi-stage projects: equipment has been stored in bonded warehousing in China for months under a planned schedule before onward international movement.



Planning a heavy lift or project cargo move from China?
Send cargo details →Drawing, packing list, weight, dimensions, center of gravity, lifting points and project schedule.
Route, ports, vessel or vehicle options, inland legs and destination site conditions checked together.
Equipment selection, lifting and lashing plans, permits and escorts where the route requires them.
Pickup, special transport, port handling, international leg and site delivery — with storage or waiting phases where the project calls for them.

Power plant equipment logistics, with lifting, securing and transport planned together.
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A single 69-ton unit cannot be treated as container cargo: lifting, center of gravity, lashing, vessel selection and port handling each constrain the plan.
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Moving a 69-ton, over-dimensional unit from Shanghai to Uzbekistan crosses thousands of kilometers of domestic road, a land border, and Central Asian inland roads — each with its own permit and infras…
Read the caseThe cargo drawing, packing list, single-piece weight and dimensions, total weight and volume, lifting and center-of-gravity information, plus origin, destination and project timing.
No. It is the largest single unit in our recorded experience — a record, not a ceiling. Whether a specific unit can move depends on route, port, vessel and destination conditions.
Yes. Special road transport, permits and escorts are part of the design where required, alongside port handling and the international leg.
Storage can be planned into the chain. Project equipment has been held in bonded warehousing in China for months under a planned schedule before onward movement.
Cargo. Route. Ready date. A specialist team plans the rest.
Share the cargo details — routing and feasibility are reviewed before quotation.
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