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OOG at Port Elizabeth, USA

Break Bulk & Out of Gauge (OOG) Cargo

APM Terminals Valencia has a specialist team and equipment ready to load and unload your Break Bulk or Out-of-Gauge Cargo. We can help our OOG and Break Bulk Cargo customers to achieve a reduction in their transport and storage costs due to our yard capacity.

Why choose APM Terminals Valencia?

  • Specialized equipment and experienced stevedoring teams
  • Wide connection network 
  • Book direct for better value
  • We’ll help find the most cost-effective solution
  • Warehousing and storage offered for OOG and Break Bulk

Break Bulk

Break Bulk significantly exceeds the size and/or weight of a standard container and is therefore handled as non-unitized cargo and normally placed on a bed of flat racks with many lashing points. Break Bulk cargo includes things like yachts, masts, industrial machines or train carriages. We offer a tailored solution for your Break Bulk requirements.

Out-Of-Gage Cargo requirements

With Out-of-Gauge Cargo, the dimensions of the cargo exceed the flat rack or open top container by length, width or height, but a container can still be used. Out of Gauge cargo includes things like propellers, flanges or trucks.

  • Over height: < 2700 MM.
  • Over width: < 110 MM each side (left & right) of unit. 

Other restrictions

  • Flat rack units with wall ends down shall have corner castings free for use of OOG equipment.
  • If upper corners casting is not free for lifting, slings must be used handle the unit. In that case, unit must be stowed on deck 1st tier, otherwise can’t be handled.
  • The Payload of unit cannot be exceeded else cargo will be handled as break bulk cargo.
  • Maximum payload is 40 tones regardless of load bearing equipment. 
  • OOG units with end walls down, can only be handled during daytime hours between 08:00 and 18:00 hours.
  • OOG units can’t be weighed in the terminal.