Tradelossa was in charge of the transportation of multiple components and accessories within the Bajio area for our client’s facilities in Dos Bocas, Tabasco.

Our client came to Tradelossa requesting door to door service from their facilities in the state of Jalisco to their facilities in Dos Bocas, Tabasco.

The parts left at the beginning of October and were delivered a few days later in response to the urgency of delivery stipulated by our client.

Dimensions:

Among the pieces delivered the main ones were the multiple boilers delivered which had a length of 9 meters, 4.30 meters in diameter and a total weight of 25 tons.

All the pieces were successfully transported using low bed platforms and crane use for their unloading at the point of site.

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Tradelossa recently performed the hauling a 245 tons transformer, Parting from the northern state of Nuevo León, Mexico, and delivered at one of the most important wind farms within the state of Coahuila, Mexico.

Our story begins in April of 2021, Tradelossa had the request of storing a transformer inside their installations at Apodaca, Nuevo Leon.

The cargo’s dimensions included 10.37 meters in length, 4.08 meters of width, 5.18 meters of height, and a total weight of 245 tons.

Tradelossa stored and secured the cargo for about 5 months, however, for this project’s scope hauling and rigging services were also requested, and so during the next month’s Tradelossa carry out with multiple visits at site and the different key points of the selected route.

Preparing the terrain and implementing multiple land and road modifications within the windfarm’s territory in order to prepare the installations for the cargo’s arrival, setting up a full program, permitting, and schedule for the Cargo’s delivery and rigging operations.

The component was transported using a 4.5 meter 12- axle + Deck hydraulic Configuration, (Six axles on front of the Deck and six axles on the back of the Deck).

This configuration allowed our team to perform the transportation of the 245 tons transformer through the northern states of Mexico, traveling 284 kilometers from point of departure to site point’s main access.

During our previous visit to the site point, Tradelossa engineering team realized that to access and carry out the cargo throughout the windfarm’s territory. The piece had to pass through 15 kms of steep terrain that could compromise the piece’s integrity.

With that in mind, our team of professionals designated Six Prime Movers for this sole project to perform the titanic task of moving uphill 245 tons throughout 15 kms of both irregular and steep terrain.

Once the cargo arrived at its designated point, our rigging team carefully unloaded the component and prepared the piece for its future installation and use in their installations.

With about 300 kms traveled all services and operations were executed within the period of three and a half days, making this project a complete success.

Accomplishing all our client’s expectations, and accomplishing all our company’s High-Quality standards.

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The size and weight of a component can be deceiving, so it is always important to know all the details of the component to provide the best solutions in transportation and rigging.

So, our engineering and operations team worked together to complete the transportation of multiple transformers within the Bajio zone.

Dimensions

Each weighing 110 tons and over 3 meters high.

Each piece departed from the city of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon to our customer’s facility in Irapuato, Guanajuato.

Tradelossa’s scope included not only the transportation but also the loading and unloading of the components making use of our rigging equipment executing Jack and slide operations both at the departure site and inside our client’s facilities located within the state of Guanajuato.

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The Mexican specialized transportation company, Tradelossa, completed the rigging of a 377-ton generator together with a 337-ton turbine for the renowned ”Tamazunchale” project.

Located in the city of Tamazunchale, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. ”Tamazunchale” is considered the largest combined cycle power plant in Latin America in its capacity to generate electrical energy.

Both pieces departed from Japanese ports and were shipped to Mexican ports and off-loaded to Tradelossa’s self-propelled modular equipment for transport to the combined cycle power plant.

Once on site, using a Gantry (550 tons. capacity) and two Strand Jacks (300 tons. capacity. each), both pieces were suspended seven meters in the air, moving the turbine for 54 meters along the facility, meanwhile the generator was moved for 36 meters. Additionally, Tradelossa made use of the Jack & Slide system for transport inside the plant’s facilities.

Dimensions:

Turbine: 12.28 meters long, 4.1 meters wide, 5.00 meters high with a total weight of 337 metric tons.

Generator: 9.8 meters long, 4.86 meters wide, 5.9 meters high with a total weight of 377 metric tons.

The rigging operations of these two colossi required the experience and knowledge acquired by the rigging team were put to the test, performing the operations safely and with high responsiveness when faced with the climatic setbacks during the project.

The completion of this task brought enormous benefits to the energy sector in the northern region of the country. It is also important to mention that both the generator and turbine were the heaviest and largest pieces of equipment ever installed in Latin America, making Tradelossa the first specialized transportation company in Latin America to assemble these two giants.

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At the beginning of the month, Tradelossa was given the task of moving 4 mega components of more than 100 tons. For this project delivery times were key, we transported the components into two groups.

Starting with the three heaviest tanks of 119 tons from the port of Altamira, Tamaulipas to our customer’s facilities. Located within the same city of Altamira.

The fourth tank of 80 tons departed from the port, destiny to the city of Torreon, Coahuila.

Dimensions:

One tank of 26.5 meters long, 3.9 meters wide, 3.9 meters high with a total weight of 80 tons.

Three tanks of 32 meters long, 4.6 meters wide, 3.94 meters high with a total weight of 119 tons.

All the movements were carried out successfully and in compliance with the delivery times of our customers and following all the safety and quality standards established by Tradelossa.

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Tradelossa worked on the new Santa Lucia airport with hauling and rigging operations of three heavy transformers located at the Santa Lucia Airport base.

The operations consisted of multiple loading and rigging of three transformers and their accessories in Texcoco, within the facilities of our clients with destination to the Santa Lucia Airport airbase, which once our teams arrived, we performed unloading maneuvers of all transformers along with all its accessories inside the airbase.

Dimensions of the three transformers:

6.22 meters long, 3.80 meters wide, 4.30 meters high, and a total weight of 64 tons.

During the course of this project, our team was in constant contact with our clients to ensure successful and on-time delivery, following all the rigorous safety and quality filters established for the project.

The operations were carried out with the support of our fleet and the experience of our maneuvering and assembly veteran, thus ensuring a successful closing of operations.

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Tradelossa it’s always looking for innovation, this time has carried out the transport of two wagons for the Suburban Train project for the city of Toluca!

The month of September has been a month where multiple projects of great significance for the Mexican industry have been accomplished.

One of them it’s the two special operations performed for the carriage of two wagons for the city of Toluca, providing a benefit for the public transport inside the capital’s state.

The operations started during the 37th week of the year, with two of our Lowbed trucks departing from the port zone of the state of Veracruz to the city of Toluca, state of Mexico.

Arriving and ending delivery and offloading operations during the 39th week of the year, both wagons arrived to their destination points with no inconveniences and following the strict schedule required by our client’s needs.

Dimensions:

17.23 meters long, 2.91 meters wide, 2.12 meters high with a total weight of 12.8 tons.

19.73 meters long, 2.91 meters wide, 4.30 meters high with a total weight of 50.4 tons

Once again Tradelossa concluded successful operations thanks to the dedication and experience of all the teams involved, constantly striving to fulfill all safety and quality guidelines to ensure our customers a succesful outcome.

Tradelossa has successfully delivered eleven transformers to one of our major clients across the country.

All the components departed from our clients’ facilities, located at Apodaca, Nuevo Leon in the north of the country.

Sharing the same point of origin, all the components were delivered in different points of great relevance for the Mexican energy industry.

Traveling through the main roads of the country, the Tradelossa team reached the main cities of the states of Chihuahua, Queretaro, Campeche, Jalisco, Sonora, Veracruz, Baja California north and south.

Among the eleven transformers, Tradelossa gave priority to the delivery of a 98-ton transformer to the city of Zapopan, Veracruz, completing the delivery operations during the last week of August.

Dimensions:

7.82 meters long, 4.45 meters wide, 4.62 meters high, and a total weight of 98 tons.

4.65 meters long, 3.19 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, and a total weight of 31 tons.

4.78 meters long, 3.00 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, and a total weight of 29 tons.

4.72 meters long, 3.01 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, and a total weight of 29 tons.

6.19 meters long, 3.55 meters wide, 3.45 meters high, and a total weight of 47 tons.

6.19 meters long, 3.55 meters wide, 3.45 meters high, and a total weight of 47 tons.

4.72 meters long, 3.01 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, and a total weight of 29 tons.

3.80 meters long, 2.96 meters wide, 3.55 meters high, and a total weight of 20.82 tons.

6.91 meters long, 3.55 meters wide, 3.45 meters high, and a total weight of 47 tons.

5.82 meters long, 3.00 meters wide, 3.20 meters high, and a total weight of 28.96 tons.

4.72 meters long, 3.01 meters wide, 3.10 meters high, and a total weight of 29 tons.

All the transformers were delivered according to a tight delivery schedule required by our customers, transported and unloaded at their respective destinations using our Jack and Slide offload operation.

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Mexico, Wind Industry; Tradelossa has successfully completed another large scale operation for La Chalupa Wind Farm, located in American territory at Rio Hondo, Texas.

The project consisted of the carriage of 49 sections in total of wind towers, classified as T1, T2, and T3, all towers were loaded at our clients’ facilities in Mexican territory at the port city of Altamira, Tamaulipas.

Operations began by the end of April and were successfully accomplished during the month of July. Through the project, Tradelossa not only carried out the transportation of all the towers in Mexican territory but also all border crossings through Mexico and finally its delivery to Cameron County in the United States.

Covering a total of 27,587 kilometers and hauling a total of 3,220 tons for this project, making use of our fleet and experienced employees, Tradelossa completed operations without a single accident, not only considering the delivery of the components, but also the strict security filters at border and inside American territory.

We thank all the people involved in the project because thanks to their dedication and professionalism we have once more completed a project for the wind industry surpassing all expectations.

Dimensions:

8 T1 sections: 21.03 meters long, 4.61 meters wide, 4.32 meters high with a weight of 79.8 tons

6 T1 sections: 32.48 meters long, 4.31 meters wide, 3.19 meters high with a weight of 49.8 tons.

7 T2 sections: 32.98 meters long, 4.32 meters wide, 4.31 meters high with a weight of 76.8 tons

9 T2 sections: 32.48 meters long, 4.31 meters wide, 3.19 meters high with a weight of 49.8 tons

6 T3 sections: 32.48 meters long, 4.31 meters wide, 3.19 meters high with a weight of 49.8 tons

13 T3 sections: 32.98 meters long, 4.32 meters wide, 4.31 meters high with a weight of 76.8 tons

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The Tradelossa team concluded the transport of a 100-ton transformer, departing from the north of the country to Samalayuca, Chihuahua!

Week of June 26th, our team in the field departed from the municipality of Apodaca Nuevo Leon to the state of Chihuahua; the complete operation consisted of the transport and unloading of a 100-ton transformer for our clients.

Beginning on Monday, June 22nd, the transformer’s delivery was due to be completed as soon as possible due to the component’s relevance for the plant’s operation.

That is why Tradelossa previously developed a travel schedule that would allow our crew to close operations during that same week, delivering the Border Solar Photovoltaic Plant facilities, using our Jack and Slide system for rigging operations.

Dimensions:

7.98 meters long, 3.40 meters wide, 4.79 meters high, and a total weight of 100 tons.

The piece was carried to the installations safely, fulfilling all the company’s safety and quality standards.

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