Featured Above: Team members from UWL do Brazil in our Itajaí office. Featured Above: Arthur Botelho, one of the team members from UWL São Paulo.
UWL is skilled in the import and export of our customers' special cargo.
Our team of experienced logistics coordinators is well-versed in the handling of heavy and out-of-gauge cargo, including overweight, over height, over-width, over-length, and other unique and special freight.
Our multiple port and strategic inland locations allow us to expertly manage projects from small to massive, including unloading and load/transloading flat racks, open tops, containerized shipments and break bulk.
Our project cargo specialists can lash, block and brace your most difficult projects per NCB, IMO and AAR standards.
Whether the project necessitates the use of large heavy lift forklifts, loaded lifts, cranes, or rigging equipment, UWL will get the job done right – and safely.
Give us a call at 440-356-5353 or send us an email using the form below and one of our team members will be happy to help you!
*Notes: UWL does not handle shipments of personal effects for private individuals.
As a C-TPAT certified company, UWL is prohibited from doing business with truck brokers per C-TPAT regulations.
Featured Above: Team members from UWL do Brazil in our Itajaí office. Featured Above: Arthur Botelho, one of the team members from UWL São Paulo.
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