Specialized Low-Bed & Hydraulic Trailer Heavy Engineering Logistics
Transporting over-dimensional cargo (ODC), ultra-heavy industrial boilers, long wind-turbine blades, factory structures, and heavy machinery requires specialized low-bed trailers, hydraulic axles, route surveys, and national highway permissions. At ARL Logistics, we manage heavy engineering ODC logistics. We operate a fleet of multi-axle hydraulic trailers and low-bed carriers to execute oversized cargo movements safely across India.
We deploy highly experienced ODC drivers and pilot escort vehicles to secure transit paths. Our technical team conducts detailed route feasibility surveys to check overhead bridges, electrical lines, turning radii, and toll booth widths, ensuring safe passage for your cargo.
Standard ODC Trailer Capacity Slabs
To assist your project manager in booking the optimal hydraulic trailer class and coordinating structural dispatches, we outline our standard ODC capacity slabs below:
| Trailer Class | Payload Capacity | Ideal Cargo Dimensions | Highway Permission Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semi-Low Bed Trailer | Up to 25.0 Metric Tons | Excavators, construction machinery, factory vessels | State-level transport clearance |
| Low Bed Heavy Trailer | 25.0 - 45.0 Metric Tons | Industrial boilers, heavy transformers, high-height cargo | National highway transport clearance |
| Hydraulic Axle Puller | 50.0 - 150.0+ Metric Tons | Windmill turbines, heavy structural steel girders, reactors | Ministry of Road Transport custom NOC |
| Multi-Axle Modular Trailer | Custom Weight brackets | Infrastructure concrete blocks, port shipments | Full administrative highway escorts |
Our 5-Step Secure ODC Logistics Roadmap
ARL Logistics manages over-dimensional shipments with absolute engineering precision, regulatory compliance, and route tracking:
Step 1: Route Feasibility & Clearances Survey
Our engineering team surveys the entire transit path to check bridge weights, power line heights, toll booth clearances, and road turns to secure state clearances.
Step 2: Hydraulic Trailer Allocation & Prep
We inspect the mechanical axles and hydraulic lifts, select the optimal trailer class, and position it at your loading site with structural wooden blocks.
Step 3: Crane Loading & Steel Anchoring
We manage high-capacity cranes to load the cargo, anchor it to the trailer deck using heavy steel chains and turnbuckles, and apply protective shields.
Step 4: Highway Transit with Escorts & GPS
The vehicle travels along the optimized path with pilot vehicles and flashing signals. The transit is tracked continuously using dedicated GPS systems.
Step 5: Safe Destination Unloading & POD Collection
At the delivery destination, we unload the cargo using secure crane lifts, complete the structural condition inspection, and collect the signed Proof of Delivery (POD) document.