Bulk Carrier Transportation Case Study | Look! How does a 2000-ton crawler crane "brave the waves" to Malaysia?
In March 2025, Heju New Logistics received a "heavyweight" task - to help the client transport 172 crawler cranes, totaling 4615.99 CBM and weighing a full 2029 tons, from Humen Port to Bintulu!
Basic information:
Goods Name:crawler crane
POL:HUMEN,CHINA
UNDER:BINTULU,MALAYSIA
PACKAGES:172 items
VOLUME:4615.99 CBM
Weight:2029.47 tons
That's right, this tonnage is equivalent to "moving" an entire small parking lot onto the ship!
But! Here comes the problem:
South China →BintuluThere are no direct ferries!
We directly "called the ship owner": "Give us a [shipping name] at Humen Wharf."Special Event"!" — Who else can load cargo by relying solely on Humen for bulk cargo ships?
7-day stay in Bintuluse? Not a chance!
At that time, the average port congestion in Bintulu was 7 days, but we had already stocked up on "VIP tickets" - choosing vessels with priority berthing rights. While others were stuck in a "parking lot", our cargo ship could directly "cut in line" to dock, maximizing efficiency!
How impressive was the entire operation?
From "measuring waist circumference and weight" (cargo parameter mapping), "bandaging" (reinforcing and binding) to "planning flight path script" (route optimization), the entire process is arranged clearly and meticulously, even more so than packing your own precious baby!
Key takeaway: For bulk cargo transportation, we specialize in solving the "impossible"!
✔️ Less popular ports?We have "exclusive route resources";
✔️ Large items?We are "heavyweight players";
✔️ Time anxiety?We broke the deadlock with "priority privileges"!
Next time you need a job that involves "moving mountains and crossing seas", remember to call us – Heju New Logistics, the expert in handling all kinds of "transportation problems"!