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Breakbulk Cargo Capacity

Friday, 26 October 2007

Bring it Bagged or Bundled. We have the capacity to move it, lift it, store it, or ship it.

• Expansive lay down area
• Flexible mobile harbor crane
• Cold and refrigerated container storage

The Port of San Diego can handle breakbulk and project cargo of any kind. Whether you're shipping pallets of perishables or bags of bulk goods, we have the experience, expertise, equipment, size and space to do the job in a timely professional manner.

Storage and laydown space

• 1 million sq. ft. (9,200 sq. m.) of warehousing space
• Open and covered storage

State-of-the-Art Cargo Handling

• 100 metric ton Gottwald HMK 300E Mobile Harbor Crane
• Bulk loader with a rated capacity of 2,000 tons per hour
• Siwertell ship unloader with a rated capacity of 800 tons per hour

Dole Fresh Fruits Refrigerated Containment

• 20.7 acres (83,362 sq. m.) refrigerated container facility
• 511 480-volt refrigerated container plugs

Cold Storage Facility

• 300,000-sq.-ft. (27,870 sq. m.) dockside cold storage warehouse.
• Only 300-800 ft. (91-244 m.) from vessel to cold storage

Wide Range of Breakbulk Experience

• Breakbulk experience includes: palletized fruits and vegetables, lumber, bagged cement and sand, steel, newsprint, heavy equipment, large bundled parts, project cargo, and others

Proximity

• Less than 20 m. (32 kms.) to the U.S./Mexico border
• Straight hauls to major metropolitan markets
• Easy access to three major interstate highways
• On-dock rail access