Kopf + Lübben’s airfreight team successfully executes a high-stakes project shipment to Mexico

They have recently accomplished the transportation of an out-of-gauge electromagnetic drum separator to its destination in Mexico

Kopf + Lübben GmbH, founding Coop member in Bremen, Frankfurt, and Hamburg, Germany, has moved an OOG project shipment consisting of an electromagnetic drum separator from Germany to Mexico. They had to move the cargo urgently to avoid a production standstill.

According to Johan Padding, the Managing Director of Kopf + Lübben, “Under the leadership of Adam Hoffmann, our airfreight team orchestrated a meticulously planned operation to ensure the timely delivery of this critical piece of machinery. Additionally, the sheer weight and dimensions of the magnetic drum posed a formidable challenge, necessitating innovative solutions and close collaboration among various stakeholders.”

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Kopf+Lubben – The Cooperative – Airfreight

 

The complexity of the project required a multi-faceted approach. Their team not only efficiently coordinated the transportation from the point of origin but also ensured the flawless execution of the delicate loading process onto the freighter in Luxembourg. Moreover, the timely transportation of the cargo was made possible by the team’s strong relationship with the airline, which enabled them to accommodate the client’s unique requirements.

Congratulations to Kopf & Lübben GmbH for the successful execution of this project!

New well-trained team for the air freight department appointed by KOPF + LUEBBEN

Johan Padding: ‘Our new air freight team consists of five members and they combine a perfect mixture of experience, age, and personality’

Kopf & Luebben GmbH, founding Coop member in Bremen, Frankfurt and Hamburg, Germany, has designated a new team to handle air freight operations. “As an official IATA agent, our airfreight department is handling our clients’ and partners’ smallest pieces up to full charter solutions. To handle this smoothly, a qualified and well-trained team is a must,” states Johan Padding, the Managing Director of Kopf + Luebben.

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Kopf + Luebbben – Air freight team

 

Their air freight team presently comprises 5 members: Martin Strankmann, Adam Hoffman, Anna Lena Woempner, Anna Flohr and Yannick Elsner (from left to right), and Mr. Padding is convinced that the newly formed crew will be very successful since they have found the perfect mixture of experience, age, and personality.

“Innovative concepts and our personalized support as well as reliable partners at all relevant airports around the world make us a strong partner to ensure that the goods reach their destination on time,” continues Mr. Padding.

Kopf + Luebben has been offering direct connections worldwide to move direct and consolidated shipments, part or full charter, and handle both general cargo and hazardous goods – if required, even with an on-board courier. Moreover, they are familiar with customs formalities and transport insurance and provide warehouse services for their customers as well.

Congratulations to Kopf + Luebben and all the best for their new projects!

Kopf + Lübben Cargo Services moves a decommissioned rail wagon to its final destination at a newly planned industrial estate

The wagon which had a weight of 16.5 T and dimensions of 1402 x 270 x 401 cm required several special equipment for loading and unloading

Kopf + Lübben Cargo Services, a Coop member in Bremen, Hamburg, and Frankfurt, Germany, has recently carried out the special transport of a decommissioned wagon in Bremen. One of their clients, a project development company from Bremen, recently purchased a decommissioned rail wagon from Deutsche Bahn for a newly planned industrial estate. A former railway station site is being brought to new life as a part of the project and therefore an old wagon will be an eye-catching installation.

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COOP_Kopf + Lübben Cargo Services transports a decommissioned wagon in Bremen.

The wagon was loaded simultaneously with two mobile truck cranes onto a semi low-loader. In order to place the wagon safely on the trailer, specially-made wheelset pads had to be obtained. For the unloading at the destination, a special trackbed was created on which the wagon was unloaded with a semi low-loader and two simultaneously operating truck cranes.

For the transport, they obtained a special permit from the Bremen authorities in advance under the condition that the transport is only carried out with an escort vehicle and between 22.00 hrs – 06.00 hrs. In the words of Mr. Mike Guttrof, Manager of the road transport department, “Due to the pandemic, three months passed between the request and delivery during which we had to obtain permits, procure the necessary equipment and personnel and coordinate all parties involved. In the end, everything worked as planned and we are watching with interest how the project on the former railway station site develops.”

Congratulations to Kopf + Lübben Cargo Services for the successful execution of this project!