97 TON GEAR REDUCER TO JAKARTA !

ABL Dissaco succesfully organized and coordinated the transshipment of a 97ton (477 x 417 x 490 cm) seaworthy crated gear reducer in Rotterdam for destination Jakarta.

The 97T unit, originating from France, was delivered in Rotterdam by barge, via the inland waterways. Once alongside the seagoing vessel, the cargo was directly reloaded overside using the "MATADOR 2" floating crane.

Hence on the cargo is travelling as breakbulk on board of a 400m LOA giant container vessel (23.000TEU cpcty) from Rotterdam to Jakarta in 34 days agw.

ABLDissaco would like to thank all the partners involved as well as the client for making this operation a success!

2 VEGETABLE OIL REFINING UNITS TO HUNGARY

ABL DISSACO organized successfully the delivery of 2ea oil refining sections ex India (by container vessel) via Antwerp till inland Hungary.

• Top section: 16130 x 3200 x 3350 mm – 14.865kg
• Bottom section: 23270 x 3750 x 4000 mm – 47.555kg 

ABL CHARTER 2 FULL AN-124 AIRCRAFTS FOR CRITICAL DELIVERY (26 October 2020)

ABL DISSACO RECENTLY COMPLETED A COMPLEX SHIPMENT INVOLVING THE CHARTERING OF 2 FULL AN-124 RUSLAN AIRCRAFTS FOR THE DELIVERY OF CRITICALLY URGENT BOILER EQUIPMENT FROM KOREA TO THE US

The cargo had been made available just before the “Golden Week” in Asia & initial plans for packaging were made to suit shipment by 3 full AN-124 chartered freighters.

With a concern of cost-optimalisation & in joint communication with air-carriers’ loadmaster & tech-crews, cargo was repacked, suitably for airfreight in order to save 1 AN-124 plane
By reworking the packaging suitably for airfreight, the total numbers of crates could be reduced in such way to finally fit 2 chartered AN-124 aircrafts. 2 smaller crates were flown separately.

The cargo for the AN-124 planes was delivered in 2 lots from the Korean manufacturers premises, were it had been packed, to Incheon (ICN) airport & was successfully loaded in direct transshipment on board of the 2 aircrafts.
The 2 Antonov aircrafts were flying at a 2 day interval from Incheon International Airport of Seoul to Chicago ORD via Anchorage (ANC) for crew-rest / fuel-stop.

Once landed in O’Hare (ORD) the aircrafts were discharged in direct mode & cargo was delivered to the site, some 60miles from the airport.

Notwithstanding the extensive upfront preparatory work involving the suitable crating of the cargo (considering the max capacities of plane, the CoG & max gross weights of the cargo for stability in air & max capacity of the internal crane of the plane), the cargo was delivered door/door in less than 4ea days’ time.

ABL DISSACO would like to thank respectfully all their partners involved in the delivery of this critically urgent cargo.
The teams in Korea, in the US & last but not least the very experienced air crew on both planes contributed fully to the successful delivery of the cargo.      

ABL DISSACO ON RUSSIAN TELEVISION

ABL DISSACO, represented by our managing director Renaud Stiers, took the unique opportunity to visit the developing region of the cities Surgut, Kogalym and Khanty-Mansiysk on 10-12 March 2019 As part of the delegation of the Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, we visited a town of Kogalym where various meetings & conferences were held together with local authorities & businesses in the hopes of establishing new trade agreements & exploring investment opportunities in this oil & gas region of Russia. The event was shown on Russian Television, please find here the link to the movie https://lnkd.in/ghYuR3j

NEW REGULATIONS ON TRANSIT VIA UKRAINE & RUSSIA

Due to difficult relations with Ukraine, the government of Russian Federation has decided to impose a ban on import of goods coming from Ukraine or transiting through its’ territory.
This ban is in effect as from 29/12/2018 and applies to a wide range of products: foodstuff, raw materials, various mechanical equipment, etc.

It is still possible to transit via Ukraine & Russia with the intention of delivering goods to other countries, subject to Russian customs authorities giving special customs transit permission. This applies only for cargo shipments which satisfy all documentary requirements of Russian customs authorities.

We advise all our customers to choose either Russia or Ukraine for transit of goods, in order to avoid any troubles with customs authorities of both countries.

We would be pleased to provide any further consultation on this matter to all interested parties!

ALL IN THE SAME BOAT

When the rain drops from the sky, your mood drops sometimes? It shouldn’t, looking at what happened at the end of the year due to the persisting Rhine drought, force majeure for all barge operators.

For us an exquisite momentum to offer our services. Thanks to our established contacts, we managed to arrange for an expedient project delivery of 10pcs/395 cbm/370 mt and 16 containers to Germany. The heaviest unit from the Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) weighs 137 ton!

PROJECT SPECIALISTS OF ABL DISSACO RECENTLY ORGANISED THE DELIVERY OF AN INTERPASS ABSORBING TOWER FROM KOCAELI, TURKEY TILL DOOR PORI, FINLAND

The largest piece being 44 tons and 21500 x 6700 x 6400 mm required special attention for which ABL DISSACO has selected qualified contractors to assure a smooth and timely delivery.

Cargo was picked up at at shippers in Turkey on June 18th & delivered to Derince port.

Onwards it was shipped by means of chartered vessel to Mantyluoto where it was kept on storage till August 6th.

In Finland, ABL DISSACO successfully took care of all local handlings and final delivery to the receivers’ site.  

OFFICE RELOCATION ANNOUNCEMENT

We are proud to announce that the continued growth of ABL DISSACO allowed us to invest in our own office location. We moved from our location at the Noorderlaan 123 to our own property at the Noorderlaan 119 in December 2017. All telephone numbers and email addresses remained the same.

In our new office location we added more functions to future proof our business. Our new premises are bigger, more modern & more light compared to our previous offices.

We have enjoyed serving you from our old address and appreciate your support.
We are looking forward to continue and further develop our cooperation from our new premises.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. 
We look forward to seeing you here!