What is out of gauge cargo?

Out of gauge cargo (OOG) describes any cargo that cannot be loaded into six-sided shipping containers due to its size. All cargo that exceeds the dimensions of a 20 or 40 foot container is considered out of gauge cargo.

The list of OOG cargo is long. Some examples are very large automobiles such as luxury coaches, automobile trailers, aircraft parts, parts of wind turbines, construction machinery, abnormally large parts of machinery used in electricity generation, etc.

What sets us apart in handling your OOG cargo?

Our state-of-the-art cargo management at the origin site

Our distinctive approach to handling OOG cargo encompasses a comprehensive strategy. We take immense pride in our dedicated 24/7 on-site team stationed at China’s Xingang port. With the capability to swiftly relocate across various Chinese ports, your cargo’s security is ensured. With a primary focus on cargo lashing, they have adeptly managed unforeseen challenges over the course of 15 years. Furthermore, our port team offers a suite of indispensable services, encompassing cargo surveying, imagery documentation, and loading supervision. These invaluable resources are easily accessible to you. Our diligent and devoted team, cherished as our greatest asset, sets us distinctly apart from competitors.

What do you need to know when dealing with OOG cargo?

Transporting oversized cargo presents unique challenges. Sea freight transportation of such cargo demands specialized considerations. Rigorous analysis of shipping attributes guarantees both effectiveness and safety during shipment. Precise data is indispensable for the careful handling of custom cargo.”

This transportation process consists of three essential phases:

1. Information Sharing: Provide shipping specifics, including load sensitivity and site accessibility.

2. Comprehensive Planning: Receive a customized solution for cargo handling.

3. Process Support: We coordinate among involved parties, offering continuous project updates.