Vessel hold stowage
Machines driven into the hold
Break-bulk loading at the port of departure. Every unit is inspected, driven aboard, blocked and lashed under our own supervision, and photographed before the hatch closes.
Every order is inspected, loaded and documented by our own people. These are photographs of real CANMAX shipments, not catalogue renders.
Vessel hold stowage
Break-bulk loading at the port of departure. Every unit is inspected, driven aboard, blocked and lashed under our own supervision, and photographed before the hatch closes.
Ocean crossing
Machines too large for a container are stowed on deck, sealed and lashed to class-approved fittings. Shipping documents and loading photos follow on departure.
Port handling
Port handling is planned with the terminal before the first unit leaves the ground — slings, lifting points and the lift sequence are agreed in advance.
CANMAX stock yard
Machines held in our own yard mean short lead times. Units can be inspected, serial-checked and released for booking in days rather than months.
Yard to port
Each machine is weighed, secured to the lowbed and escorted to the port of loading, with a handover record at every stage.
Four stages, one point of contact. You get a written record and photographs at every handover.
Tell us the job, not just the model. We match capacity, engine, tyres and attachments to your site conditions and local regulations.
Serial numbers checked, functions tested, paint and glass inspected. You receive the inspection photos before payment of the balance.
Break-bulk, container or deck cargo, booked and supervised by us. Bill of lading, packing list, CO and CE paperwork follow on departure.
Commissioning guidance, spare parts kits, and a technical contact reachable 24/7 for as long as the machine is working.
Send us the models, quantity and destination port. You get a landed-cost quotation and a realistic lead time.
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