Handling and International Shipping of Large Units / Machinery / Heavy Equipment, such as Caterpillars / Motor Graders
International construction equipment shipping services aren’t just limited to the typical Kobelco / Caterpillar / Komatsu products. With a reliable international shipping company like K International, transporting all large units, machinery, and heavy equipment, no matter how large or heavy, is possible for an affordable price!
With K International’s international shipping services, clients can transport all heavy equipment to virtually any port in the world, including those in the Middle East! We can transport:
- Caterpillars
- Motor Graders
- Dump Trucks
- Tractor Trailers
- Cranes
- Excavators
- Water Trucks
- and more!
By dave_7 from Lethbridge, Canada (1928 Adams Motor Grader) [CC BY-SA 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
- USA heavy equipment hauling services of your construction equipment from door to the port of exit. We can pick-up and deliver your unit via flatbed, step deck and other types of trailers to the port.
- International documentation compliance: K International Transport has years of experience assisting our customers with securing the proper loading certificates, certificates of origin and other compliance documentation needed for heavy machinery transport
- Arranging pre-shipment inspection of export construction equipment destined for the destination countries that require this inspection.
- Arranging fumigation of construction equipment shipped in container from the USA to the destination countries that require fumigation prior to shipping.
- High heavy construction equipment dismantling and loading into ocean container
- Heavy equipment cleaning service – all construction equipment must be free of dirt and in running condition prior to delivery to port
- Break-bulk cargo shipping for heavy machinery dismantled into pieces too large for the container including the international shipping of: bull dozer buckets, excavator blades, cabs, crane booms and more.
By Peter Griffin [CC0], via Wikimedia Commons