Regarding the issue of whether ultra-wide evaporative cooling units can be transported
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The evaporation cooling retrofit equipment produced by the company is approximately 4.4 meters wide, 6 meters long, and 3.2 meters high. Is there any issue with transporting it by road?
What does the device look like in general? Can you take a photo?
This depends on the route taken; the transportation company needs to explore the area along the route, and this may involve the removal and restoration of certain road facilities. Companies with strong capabilities are generally able to handle such tasks.
The equipment is about 4.4 meters wide, 6 meters long, and 3.2 meters high; it should be possible to transport it.
It can be considered making it in two parts and assembling them together on site!
The mode of transport is determined based on the characteristics of the specific road section; as for how the transportation will be carried out, this should be clearly specified in the contract and technical agreements at the time of signing.
The height limit is 4.5m; in practice, it can reach 4.8–5m. The height of the flatbed truck’s bottom is 1.2m, while that of the equipment is 3.2m, giving a total height of 4.4m – so there’s no issue with the height； Once when I was at a subcontracting site, there was an aluminum tank in their workshop with a diameter of 4 meters. It was for a German client, who required that the diameter be 4 meters, stating that such a width would allow for transportation by road. As for a width of 4.4m, I’m not sure; ask the shipping company – they’ll know if it can be transported.