China – Khorgos – Uzbekistan: eight power transformers up to 120 t

Eight power transformers for energy sites in Fergana, Tashkent and Khavast have been delivered to Uzbekistan, AsstrA reported on 9 July 2026. The equipment left a plant in China; individual units weighed from 20 to 120 tonnes, so each move was planned around the specific cargo configuration.

The route ran through the Khorgos road border crossing and on across Kazakhstan to the sites in Uzbekistan. Before departure, specialists carried out a route survey to account for bridge, overpass and turning-radius limits. Final unloading used a specialised rigging setup — hydraulic portals, jacks and heavy-load skidding systems — to place units of up to 120 tonnes accurately on the customer's pads.

For an OOG haulier on the China → Kazakhstan → Uzbekistan leg, this is a classic heavy-energy pattern: a separate special permit and route approval in each country, a lowbed matched to axle loads, and controlled site offloading. Gateway Logistics' 45 t / 5-axle and 90 t / 10-axle lowbeds are built for exactly such indivisible loads.

Source: AsstrA, 9 July 2026.