Industrial Machinery
- Examples
- Presses, CNC and packaging lines, generators
- Usual trailer
- Low-bed or multi-axle trailer
- Good to know
- Share the machine footprint and lifting points.
Machinery, transformers, boilers and project equipment moved with careful route planning, the right trailer and secure loading from pickup to site.
ODC (over-dimensional cargo) is any load that exceeds the standard length, width, height or weight a normal truck can legally and safely carry. Because of its size, it needs the right trailer, a planned route and careful handling at every stage.
Good planning early on reduces delays, avoids route surprises and keeps both the cargo and other road users safe.
Pick the closest category. If your cargo is different, select the nearest match and describe it in the form.
ODC moves succeed on preparation. Here is what goes into every consignment.
Routes reviewed for height, width and weight restrictions before dispatch.
Help arranging the movement approvals and escort support your route may require.
Low-bed, hydraulic and multi-axle trailers matched to your cargo.
Load securing designed around the weight, shape and centre of gravity.
Coordination with crane and rigging teams for safe loading and unloading.
One point of contact and regular updates from booking to delivery.
Send cargo size, weight and locations.
We check the route and recommend a trailer.
Permits and escorts arranged where needed.
Cargo is loaded, secured and moved on schedule.
Safe arrival and unloading at your site.
Tell us what you are moving and where. Our team will review the details and reply with a plan and estimate.
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ODC stands for over-dimensional cargo. It is any load that is larger or heavier than what a standard truck can legally and safely carry, such as large machinery, transformers, boilers and construction equipment.
Please share the length, width, height and weight of the cargo, the pickup and delivery locations, the loading facilities available and your preferred dates. Photos or drawings help too.
We help coordinate the approvals and escort support that your route and cargo may require. Requirements depend on the cargo size and the states or roads involved, so share your route for exact guidance.
Low-bed, hydraulic and multi-axle trailers are commonly used, depending on the weight, height and shape of the cargo. We recommend the most suitable option after reviewing your details.
Cargo is loaded with the right equipment and secured using lashing planned around its weight, shape and centre of gravity, then checked before the trailer departs.
As early as possible. Route checks and approvals can take time, so sharing your details well ahead of your target date helps avoid delays.
Send your dimensions and route. We will reply with a plan, the right trailer and a clear quote.
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