SHIPPING INFORMATION AND FREIGHT COMPANIES
| Standard Freight Trailer | Dimensions | Max Weight | Door Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
| OD 48′ 102″ | 13,500 lbs | ID 97″ wide by 107″ tall |
| Platform Trailer | Dimensions | Max Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 48′ 102″ | 50,000 ‐ 55,000 lbs. |
We are pleased to assist our customers with competitive shipping from our facility. However, the shipping process is the responsibility of the BUYER. Shipping may be scheduled once payment has been received and funds have been cleared. BILL OF LADING must be received from BUYER 24 hours before the trucking is to arrive.
Below you will find all the information you will need to hire a shipping company.
PREPARATION
Unless specifically requested, most presses ship without a crate. Buyer may request a crate for an additional fee. Smaller presses are bolted to a pallet and shrink wrapped.
CLASSIFICATION
Shipping Class 100
PICKUP HOURS
Monday to Friday, between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM (excluding Holidays)
PICKUP ADDRESS
7023 S 700 W Building B, Midvale UT 84047 USA
PHONE
800-733-2302
FORKLIFT
Shipper has a forklift and will load the goods.
LOADING DOCK
Shipper does not have a loading dock.
SIZE RESTRICTIONS
Presses that are wider than 89″ can not be loaded on a standard freight trailer.
DRIVER INSTRUCTIONS
Driver must come into the building through the front door or call 800 733 2302 when ready at the rear of the building.
PHOTOS
All shipments are photographed before being released for the protection of our buyers.
| Standard Freight Trailer | Dimensions | Max Weight | Door Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
| OD 48′ 102″ | 13,500 lbs | ID 97″ wide by 107″ tall |
| Platform Trailer | Dimensions | Max Weight |
|---|---|---|
| 48′ 102″ | 50,000 ‐ 55,000 lbs. |
These are just a few of the questions you may want answers to, before you sign a contract. Do not be afraid to ask these questions and any others you may have, before you commit to a freight company.
Many times it’s hard to tell the difference between a broker and an actual trucking company. Brokers tend to give quotes than can change if they are unable to book the shipment for the time you requested.
Some freight companies’ quotes are broken down into separate cost sections and may have “hidden” fees. Ask about any potential (additional) fees that may be assessed.
This is where machines get damaged so this is an important question to understand.
Will the shipping company handle the shipment from drop off until destination? It may be that the shipping company works with other separate companies to handle some of the process. This is always a problem when more than one shipper, driver and company are all looking for a way to avoid liability in the event of damage.
Most shipping quotes do not come with replacement value unless requested. We recommend that you contact your insurance company and purchase a separate rider to cover anything not covered by the shipping company.
