Shipping options

Container, full and part truckload, air cargo, courier and multimodal transport: which one suits your cargo?

Sea freight (FCL / LCL)

Full container (FCL) or shared container (LCL) shipments in 20 ft and 40 ft containers. Economical transport for large and heavy cargo, matched to your volume and delivery needs.

Full truckload (FTL)

A whole truck dedicated to one customer's cargo, on road routes to Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Middle East. Door delivery including customs clearance is arranged only on request and planned separately.

Part load (LTL)

A flexible option for orders that do not fill a truck. Your cargo travels with other shipments on the same route, and the cost depends on the space it takes and the transport conditions.

Air freight

Fast transport for urgent spare parts, high-value goods and time-critical shipments, especially when a production or machine stoppage would cause costly delays.

Express courier

Courier services for fast delivery of samples, seal kits, sensors and other small parcels. Transit time depends on the origin, destination country and customs clearance.

Multimodal transport

Sea, rail and road combined in a single logistics plan. Especially for landlocked countries, it lets you weigh cost, transit time and route options together.

Which mode, and when?

ModeSpeedCostBest for
Sea freight (FCL / LCL)SlowLowestLarge and heavy cargo, building materials, machinery
Full truckloadFastMediumOrders that fill a truck, destinations reachable by road
Part truckloadMediumLow–mediumOrders of a few pallets
Air cargoFastestHighUrgent spare parts, small and valuable goods
CourierVery fastHigh per kgSamples, seal kits, small parcels
MultimodalMediumDepends on routeLandlocked countries, long distances

Packing and loading

  • Goods are palletised, stretch-wrapped and every carton is labelled; heavy parts travel in wooden crates.
  • Wooden pallets and crates used for export must be heat-treated to the ISPM 15 standard required by many countries.
  • Before loading we check products, quantities and part numbers against the packing list, and can share loading photos on request.

Shipping documents

Every shipment comes with a commercial invoice, packing list and transport document (bill of lading by sea, CMR by road, air waybill by air). Depending on the destination we add a certificate of origin, an A.TR or EUR.1 movement certificate and product conformity documents.

The delivery term (Incoterms) decides who pays freight and insurance. See our Incoterms guide for details.

Tell us the product you need and its technical details; we will supply it from our sources.

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