CNL TRANSORT - CNL Handled a POWER TRANSFORMER 20/30MVA and OIL-SHELL TR OIL DIALA S4 ZX-I to Brunei.

In July 2022, CNL's Hanoi branch handled a consignment including a POWER TRANSFORMER 20/30MVA weighing approximately 45 tons, as well as its accompanying equipment, and 31 pallet barrels of OIL-SHELL TR OIL DIALA S4 ZX-I.

In July 2022, CNL's Hanoi branch handled a consignment including a POWER TRANSFORMER 20/30MVA weighing approximately 45 tons, as well as its accompanying equipment, and 31 pallet barrels of OIL-SHELL TR OIL DIALA S4 ZX-I. The shipment was shipped from shipper in Hanoi, Vietnam to consignee in Brunei on CIF terms. The commodities were loaded on board the "Limco Ace"vessel from Hai Phong, Vietnam to Muara, Brunei.

Commodity description.

01 (one) package of Transformer Main Tank.
11 (eleven) wooden crates of spare part.
31 (thirty one) pallets of oil (04 drumps per pallet).
All package, wooden crates and pallets of commodity were in normal visual conditions as same prior to loading on board.

Some images from the process of shipment

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