Tradelossa has once again proven its expertise in heavy-load logistics by successfully completing the internal transport of multiple ultra-heavy presses using state-of-the-art self-propelled equipment.

From December to January, our team tackled the challenge of moving six massive presses, each weighing over 160 tons, as part of a facility maintenance project for one of our clients in Saltillo, Coahuila.

What made this operation stand out? The tight spaces and limited dimensions within the facility required precision and innovation. That’s where Tradelossa’s self-propelled equipment, combined with modular solutions, came into play. These advanced tools ensured a smooth and efficient move, even in the most confined areas.

Stay tuned for more updates on how Tradelossa continues to push the boundaries of specialized heavy-load transportation!

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Tradelossa Completes the hauling of 44 Train sets for the “Tren Maya” Project

We are thrilled to announce that the story of Tradelossa’s involvement in transporting the wagons for the Tren Maya has come to a successful conclusion.

Here’s a brief timeline and overview of our team’s accomplishments throughout this significant project.

On July 5, 2024, Tradelossa successfully wrapped up one of its most noteworthy projects of the past year—the “Tren Maya” project—a series of railcar movements dedicated to personnel transport.

The journey began in June 2023 when wagons arrived directly from China at the Port of Manzanillo. Our team handled the reception of six wagons and transported them to their first destination in Mexico: Ciudad Sahagún, Hidalgo, where they were adapted for final use.

In October 2023, once the first wagons were fully modified, we initiated constant transportation efforts to the final destination: Cancún, Quintana Roo.

By the end of 2023, Tradelossa had successfully transported 12 wagons, pausing operations until February 2024.

In February, we resumed with the scheduled movement of an additional 12 wagons, which were delivered over the following months.

Upon the completion of this batch in April, our clients entrusted us with an additional 28 wagons, a testament to the efficiency and high performance of our team.

On July 5, we loaded the final four wagons, expecting the last journey to be completed within a week. This marks the conclusion of the project, with a total of 44 wagons transported, equivalent to moving 2,200 tons across 54,252 kilometers.

Wagon Dimensions:

Length: 23 meters
Width: 3.13 meters
Height: 4.5 meters
Weight: 50 tons
Stay tuned for more exciting updates from Tradelossa as we continue to push the boundaries of logistics and transportation!

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Oversized Cargo Transportation for Mining Project in Northern Mexico

At the end of June a new challenge has been presented to Tradelossa, the transportation of a mining shovel along with its accessories from the city of Apodaca, Nuevo Leon, to the municipality of Cananea in the state of Sonora.

Currently, our team is preparing and adapting one of our lowboys to complete the transport of the equipment to its destination, following all safety and quality guidelines requested by our clients.

The continuation of this 1,145-kilometer journey will take place during the month of July. In the meantime, the cargo will be safely stored at our yard storage area in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon.

With over 30,000 square meters for storage and space to execute rigging, maneuvering and handling operations, ideal for oversized and ultra-heavy cargo.

Based on the planning carried out by our engineering and operations team, in coordination with the customer, it is estimated that the part will arrive on late July , along with its accessories in order to be properly installed.

Cargo Dimension:

Dipper body: 5.5 meters long, 5.2 meters wide, 4 meters high and 57 tons of weight.
Dipper door: 5.3 meters long, 4 meters wide, 1 meter high and 12 tons of weight.

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Although the year is almost over, Tradelossa continues its efforts in the different projects for the end of the year, this time we share with you the Roll-On maneuvers carried out to the port of Altamira, Tamaulipas.

Starting with the arrival of a 240-ton transformer, measuring 9 meters long, 4 meters wide and 4. 4 meters high.

Departing from Monterrey city in Nuevo León to the port of Altamira, Tamaulipas.

From the moment the component arrived at the port, our team immediately assembled our Gantry system for heavy maneuvers.

Once the assembly was done, we unload from the platform, reloading the transformer to a vehicle configuration more suitable for the task at hand.

With the arrival of the barge to port, the reassembly of the Gantry system on the barge began, taking the transformer to the barge and unloading it making use of the Gantry system.

Maneuvers like these are considered high risk due to the hard work and much planning prior to each movement of the component once it’s over the barge.

We thank all the staff involved in the project for their high level of coordination and expertise at all times.

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