Sabelatrans Shipping Global arranges breakbulk shipping from China to ports inside the Persian Gulf and from Persian Gulf ports to Europe, China and the United States. Both trade lanes pass through the Strait of Hormuz. We assess shipping options for industrial machinery, steel, heavy equipment and oversized project cargo.

Merchant vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, 2004 Angel Roman-Otero / U.S. Navy

Fleet oiler USNS Leroy Grumman in transit, 2020 Indra Beaufort / U.S. Navy

China to Persian Gulf ports

For inbound cargo, we review the Chinese loading port, the Gulf discharge port and the handling equipment required at both ends. Share the packed dimensions and weight per piece so we can assess vessel and port suitability.

Outbound services from Persian Gulf ports

For outbound cargo, we assess sailings and charter options from Persian Gulf ports through the Strait of Hormuz to the requested overseas discharge port. Routing, vessel availability, port calls and transit times are confirmed for each shipment.

Choosing between RoRo and crane loading

Wheeled machinery can roll aboard a RoRo vessel. Static equipment may travel on a carrier-approved roll trailer if ramp and deck limits allow. Crane loading on a multipurpose or heavy-lift vessel may suit units that need to be lifted. Compare terminal handling, securing, discharge and any transshipment before booking.

What to send with your enquiry

Send the load and discharge ports, cargo-ready date, description, packed dimensions and gross weight per piece, plus drawings or photos and any lifting or handling requirements.

Request a breakbulk shipping quote from our projects team at ssgmkt@sabelatrans.com.

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Breakbulk shipping from China to Persian Gulf ports and from the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz to Europe, China and the United States.