
Tracked machine on a low-bed trailer
A tracked heavy machine is moved on a low-bed trailer inside the port area. Weight, height and axle load decide the trailer type and the lashing plan.
Heavy machinery, industrial equipment and vessels do not fit standard containers, so each move starts with its own plan. These photographs come from BoldProject project cargo and boat transport operations.

A tracked heavy machine is moved on a low-bed trailer inside the port area. Weight, height and axle load decide the trailer type and the lashing plan.

Oversized industrial equipment travels on an open platform trailer. Width and height are checked along the route before the move.

A work boat is lifted by a spreader frame and straps on the ship's own crane. Lifting points and sling angles are planned before loading.

Several vessels are handled on cradles and lifted aboard under floodlights. Loading order and stowage are agreed with the vessel in advance.
Project cargo is the transport of heavy, large and out-of-gauge cargo that does not fit standard containers, planned with engineering and moved with special equipment such as low-bed trailers.
DetailsBoat transport is the safe movement of a boat from one point to another with suitable equipment and planning.
DetailsLashing (cargo securing) is the process of fastening cargo carried in a container or on a ship so that it cannot move.
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