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Out-of-gauge cargo and projects beyond the market standard, studied and executed door to door.
When cargo exceeds the dimensions or weight of standard equipment, or a project requires coordinating several shipments from different origins, the operation must be designed case by case: route, equipment, permits and shipping windows.
Shipment of the Sino-Brazilian satellite and test equipment to Beijing on a Boeing 747-400, with the São José dos Campos airport upgraded to CAT-4 and an unprecedented ANAC authorization for a non-IATA airport.
Door-to-door operation of oversized cargo departing simultaneously from India, USA, China, Malaysia and Germany, with packing, inland transport, customs at origin and destination and delivery for installation.
Road transport in Brazil of transformers weighing over 150 tons, from Siemens in Jundiaí to the Elecnor power plant in Pará.
Fully insured door-to-door operation: disassembly, packing, bonded storage, customs clearance, container stuffing, ocean freight via Santos and delivery to the final recipient.
OOG (out of gauge) is cargo whose dimensions or weight exceed the limits of standard containers and trailers. Project cargo involves equipment or sets of shipments from the same project that require specific planning.
It depends on the project. The portfolio includes air transport on a Boeing 747-400, ocean freight and special road transport on multi-axle trailers.
Yes. In the Coamo plant project, cargo left five countries on four continents simultaneously, in a single coordinated operation.
Dimensions and weight of each piece, pickup and delivery locations, project timeline and known restrictions at the installation site.
Send us origin, destination, cargo description and timeline. A Centaurea specialist will reply with a proposal.