May 24 | 2019
3,680-kilometer Journey from Edmonton
Project cargo specialist Axxess International has moved an amine plant skid to the Port of Houston in the U.S. from Edmonton in Canada.
The skid unit weighed 50 tons and measured 504 cubic meters. It was transported on a 48-wheel superload trailer on behalf of a partner in Turkey.
“The transport was carried out under a tight time schedule for the 3,680-kilometer journey, which took 13 days to complete through the States of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Texas, notwithstanding the Easter holidays,” a spokesperson for the firm said.
Based in Montréal, Canada, Axxess International is a member of the WCA Projects network, a breakbulk association connecting project cargo companies in 188 countries.
Photo: Skid unit. Credit: UL
The skid unit weighed 50 tons and measured 504 cubic meters. It was transported on a 48-wheel superload trailer on behalf of a partner in Turkey.
“The transport was carried out under a tight time schedule for the 3,680-kilometer journey, which took 13 days to complete through the States of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Texas, notwithstanding the Easter holidays,” a spokesperson for the firm said.
Based in Montréal, Canada, Axxess International is a member of the WCA Projects network, a breakbulk association connecting project cargo companies in 188 countries.
Photo: Skid unit. Credit: UL
