Shipping Eco-Friendly Construction Debris Crushers

Shipping Options

The most efficient shipping method for your eco-friendly construction debris crushers depends on their size and weight. Shipping International offers several options:

1. Standard Container (FCL)

Suitable for: Crushers fitting within standard 20' or 40' high cube container dimensions and weight limits.
Method: Full Container Load (FCL).
Securement: Proper lashing and bracing within the container.
Advantages: Cost-effective and efficient.

2. Out of Gauge (OOG) Shipment

Suitable for: Crushers exceeding standard container dimensions or weight limits.
Method: Specialized flat rack containers or Breakbulk shipment.
Equipment: Heavy-lift equipment required for loading and unloading.
Advantages: Accommodates oversized/overweight cargo.

3. Breakbulk Shipment

Suitable for: Exceptionally large or heavy crushers not fitting in OOG containers.
Method: Securing crushers directly onto the vessel's deck.
Advantages: Handles extremely large cargo.
Disadvantages: Less common and potentially more expensive.

Essential Documentation

Regardless of the chosen method, ensure you have the following:

Weight and dimension certificates
Permits for oversized cargo (if applicable)
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading

Packaging and Securement

Proper packaging and securement are crucial to prevent damage during transit. Consider using protective materials like crates, padding, and straps to secure the crusher within its shipping container or on the vessel's deck.

Environmental Impact

Shipping International is committed to minimizing the environmental impact of its services. Information on carbon offsetting options and environmentally conscious practices is available.

Insurance Information

Protecting your valuable cargo is paramount. Information regarding cargo insurance is available.

Troubleshooting

Potential shipping delays can arise from unforeseen circumstances like port congestion or adverse weather. Damage can occur despite careful packaging and securement. Information on reporting issues is available from Shipping International.