Rates

Freight quote structure for oversized ocean and air cargo.

Large shipments are priced from route, equipment, handling scope, documentation, and time sensitivity rather than a fixed parcel tariff.

Freight quote structure

What your quote includes

Main transportOcean vessel, air cargo capacity, charter option, or sea-air combination.
Equipment and loadingFlat rack, open-top, RoRo, breakbulk handling, cranes, forklifts, and lashing.
Origin and destination chargesTerminal handling, documentation, export processes, import fees, and warehouse transfer.
Inland heavy-haulPickup, port or airport transfer, route permits, escorts, and final-site delivery.
Risk and complianceCargo insurance, customs clearance scope, HS code review, and special handling requirements.
Mode comparison

Choose by urgency, cargo profile, and budget.

Final availability depends on trade lane, carrier capacity, cargo dimensions, and terminal acceptance.

ModeBest forTypical pricing driverNotes
Ocean FCL / special containerHeavy machinery, industrial equipment, large packed cargoContainer type, weight, route, terminal chargesMost cost-efficient when timeline allows.
Breakbulk / RoRoOut-of-gauge cargo, vehicles, large units that cannot fit containersLifting plan, dimensions, port handling, vessel availabilityRequires more planning and cargo drawings.
Air freightUrgent heavy components and high-value industrial cargoChargeable weight, aircraft capacity, airport handlingHigher cost, fastest international option.
Project cargoNon-standard dimensions, site delivery, permits, cranes, escortsRoute engineering, equipment, permits, risk scopeQuoted as a managed logistics project.
Cargo data required

Prepare these details before requesting a rate.

Gross weight and dimensions for each cargo unit Packing type, lifting points, stackability, and center of gravity Origin, destination, pickup access, and final-site constraints Ready date, target delivery date, and preferred mode Commercial invoice, packing list, HS code, and cargo value Photos, drawings, MSDS, or technical sheets when applicable
Common variables

Items that can change the quote

  • Port congestion and terminal storage
  • Fuel adjustment and seasonal carrier capacity
  • Oversize permits, escorts, cranes, and rigging
  • Customs inspection, demurrage, detention, or rework
  • Dangerous goods, batteries, or regulated materials
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