Stop guessing how many machines fit in a 40HQ
The loading calculator built for machinery exporters. Real constraints for real cargo: keep-upright rules, center of gravity, IPPC checks - and a PDF everyone can follow.
200+
exporters onboard
Avg +18%
space utilization
IPPC
ready checks
CG
verified plans
Why machinery exporters switch
Generic box tools were never built for your cargo
Irregular cargo, handled
Bounding boxes with protrusion allowances, orientation rules and fragile levels - not fantasy cartons.
Center of gravity, checked
CG position and front/rear axle split computed on every plan, against carrier windows, before anything is loaded.
Export compliance, built in
IPPC reminders, packaging checklists and a PDF your customer, crew and surveyor can all read.
Solutions
Pick your cargo scenario
Food machinery
20-40 SKUs of frames, crates and pallets per line. Keep-upright enforced.
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Whole machine export
Naked, skid or closed crate - each with its own loading logic.
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Mixed parts
Big items set the frame, small items fill the gaps. Excel import for 200+ SKUs.
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Freight forwarders
White-label PDFs under your letterhead, $9 per load, TMS API.
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Case study
62% → 79%
A meat processing line, 32 SKUs of naked frames, crates and pallets in one 40HQ. Planned properly, the same cargo shipped in one container instead of two - about $2,400 saved per shipment.
Read the full caseWhy it matters
One container saved pays for years of planning
- Utilization went from 62% to 79% on the first planned shipment - one 40HQ less per project line, about $2,400 saved.
- Typical utilization gains of 15-20% once protrusions, orientation rules and door clearances are modeled.
- CG and axle checks stop rejected containers at the weighbridge.
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