Van der Vlist, a renowned player in the logistics arena, is gearing up for a groundbreaking shift in its transportation capabilities. Following an extensive phase of engineering prowess and homologation, the company is on the brink of embracing rail transport as a viable option for oversized cargo.
Testing the Waters – Van der Vlist XL-bolster
The star of the show is the Van der Vlist XL-bolster, a robust platform designed to accommodate cargo of impressive dimensions. Capable of carrying loads up to 3 meters wide, 3 meters high, 12 meters in length, and a substantial 28 tons in weight, this XL-bolster has undergone rigorous real-life testing.
In collaboration with one of their esteemed clients, Van der Vlist meticulously assessed the loading, lashing, and securing of various machinery types. The results of these tests have proven to be highly promising, positioning the company on the cusp of seamlessly integrating this environmentally friendly mode of transporting oversized cargo.
A Green Leap Forward
Van der Vlist’s foray into rail transport aligns with a broader commitment to sustainability. By incorporating the XL-bolster into their operations, the company aims to significantly reduce its carbon footprint while catering to the increasing demand for greener logistics solutions.
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