We recognise that not all cargo can be transported in a standard container. That is why we provide the expertise and specialised equipment required to handle your special cargo. We provide safe and reliable transport with our range of special equipment and ocean products calling most ports around the world, regardless of the type of non-standard cargo you are moving – Out of Gauge, In-Gauge, or Break Bulk.
The term "In Gauge" refers to cargo that is smaller than or equal to the container's dimensions. So, within the physical limits of our Open Top and Flat Rack containers, in-gauge material can be carried. Machinery or giant trees that can be lowered into an open top container are examples of In Gauge shipments.
Out of Gauge cargo is larger than the dimensions of a container, yet it can still be combined on a Flat Rack or in an Open Top. Out of Gauge cargo is frequently overweight. Propellers, flanges, and trucks are examples of Out of Gauge shipments.
The term "In Gauge" refers to cargo that is smaller than or equal to the container's dimensions. So, within the physical limits of our Open Top and Flat Rack containers, in-gauge material can be carried. Industrial machines, masts, yachts, and train carriages are examples of common Break Bulk shipments.