Why RoRo is the way to go
You name it, we ship it. Here’s why RoRo is the clear winner when it comes to frequent shipments for breakbulk cargo.
Despite common misconceptions, a RoRo vessel is no one-trick pony. Whether you’re looking to ship small machine parts, crated boxes or super heavy-lift cargo, our fleet has a vessel to assist you.
Exceptional care, no matter the size
We understand that your smaller breakbulk shipments are critical to your business operations. With several years’ experience with these cargo types, we ensure your cargo is handled efficiently.
With us, you can expect efficient cargo stowage and exceptional care, thanks to the use of both roll trailers and bolsters to move the cargo on and off the vessel.
A RoRo vessel is no one-trick pony.
Underdeck stowage provides extra cargo protection.
Breakbulk can be efficiently stored and handled at our specially designed terminals.
Minimal lifting means minimal risk for cargo owners.
No matter what you're looking to ship, the WW Ocean fleet has a vessel to assist.
Our secret to frequent deliveries
For customers wanting to get their products to market as quickly as possible, frequent transit times are critical. With three to nine vessels deployed every month per trade lane and more than 50 vessels constantly on the move, we are ready to transport your cargo.
In Asia, for example, many customers choose regular shipments with us because their industrial machines and machine tools are frequently shipped to buyers around the world.
RoRo shields the load
With underdeck protection, your cargo is always kept safe from the unpredictable weather conditions our vessels encounter on the journey.
Regardless of where on the vessel it’s stowed, cargo is always visible to crew, meaning it’s not hidden in a container or block stacked on top of other cargo. With us, your cargo is checked regularly during the ocean voyage.
Flexibility meets flow
Global ports and terminals to which we offer a service have been designed by logistics experts to provide flexibility in the processing, handling and storage of products, as well as convenient links to road, rail and short-sea feeder connections. You can check out the network of own terminals here.
