B2B heavy manufacturing logistics with satellite container tracking. From Argentina to North America, we gather components and distribute industrial cargo across the continent.
Request tracking quoteCoverage
Tierra del Fuego – Alaska
Pan-American route with continuous satellite monitoring.
Specialty
Industrial assembly
Gathering heavy components at own and third-party plants.
Operation
Argentina – Mexico – USA
Customs, certifications, and integrated logistics.
Coordinate the assembly and distribution of your heavy load with a single point of contact. No detours, no unforeseen customs delays.
Request route quoteNo obligation. We will send you a proposal with deadlines, assembly points, and satellite coverage.
We work with heavy manufacturing: industrial machinery, assembly components, large-volume metal parts, and electrical equipment for production plants. We do not handle general cargo or small parcel shipping.
Each container carries an industrial GPS device that reports position, temperature, and door openings every 15 minutes. The data is integrated into our web platform, accessible to B2B clients without the need for additional software.
We operate from Argentina to Brazil, Chile, Mexico, and the United States. The main route is the Pan-American Highway, with rail connections in Mexico and river transport in the Rio de la Plata basin for oversized parts.
It depends on the country of origin and destination. Generally, a certificate of origin (Mercosur or USMCA), commercial invoice, packing list, and for heavy machinery, a temporary import permit are required. Our foreign trade team reviews each case before dispatch.
Yes, each shipment includes liability insurance on the declared value of the merchandise. Coverage includes damage from accidents, theft, and weather events. The insured amount can be increased depending on the type of component.
Direct maritime transit takes around 18 days, plus 3 to 5 days for customs clearance at origin and destination. If combined with land transport from the port to the plant, the total can reach 25 business days.
Six concrete benefits that transform the continental assembly and distribution chain.
Continuous coverage from Tierra del Fuego to Alaska, without relying on cellular networks. Each container reports position, temperature, and unscheduled openings.
Coordination of loading/unloading windows with plants in Mexico, Brazil, and the USA. Reduced border wait times thanks to pre-loaded digital documentation.
Unified platform with customs agents in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and the USA. Pre-loaded USMCA and Mercosur certificates of origin, with no duplication of procedures.
Components labeled with the GS1-128 standard. Traceability of each part from the supplier to the final assembly line, with route deviation alerts.
Return of defective or surplus parts with certified return freight. Recycling of heavy metals under current environmental regulations in each country.
Visualization of all active containers on a continental map. Filters by client, route, customs status, and cargo type. Export reports in CSV.
Continental coverage, satellite tracking, and customs management included at every level.
Argentina – Brazil – Chile
Colombia – Ecuador – Peru
Mexico – USA – Canada
Total America coverage