Precision equipment with handling constraints at every leg
Tech-Long manufactures bottling systems in China and expanded its sales into the Americas. Its oversized equipment could weigh up to 20 metric tonnes, requiring more than an ordinary container booking. Dimerco’s 2023 account describes a shipping relationship that began in 2016, coordinating transport from China through to customers across the Americas.
Matching transport equipment with cargo protection
Dimerco arranged specialist partners for flat-rack containers, low-deck trailers, heavy-cargo transloading and final delivery. Its planning included suitable handling facilities, road permits, routes and escort vehicles where required. For the crated precision equipment, its team used blocking and bracing to limit movement in transit. Offices near Tech-Long’s Guangzhou operations and its US headquarters supported communication and shipment updates.
A separate air service for critical spare parts
Alongside the oversized-equipment programme, Dimerco handled expedited air shipments of critical spare parts from China to worldwide locations. The case therefore distinguishes the specialist transport required for large systems from the faster service used for replacement parts.
The outcome described by the operator and customer
In the published account, Tech-Long Americas’ CEO credits Dimerco with locating scarce equipment and freight capacity during the COVID disruption and describes responsive account support. Dimerco reports reliable delivery of the manufacturer’s precision equipment through the relationship. These are qualitative results from the operator’s case and its customer’s account; they do not establish a shipment-level damage rate, a savings percentage or a delivery guarantee for other cargo.
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