HOWO 6x4 Dump Truck Shipped to Lomé Port, Togo

The HOWO 6x4 heavy-duty dump truck features a high-strength, double-layer alloy frame paired with a heavy-duty leaf spring suspension system. Its load-bearing capacity far exceeds that of comparable models, making it perfectly suited for the high-frequency, heavy-haul short-distance transport operations typical of mining regions in West Africa.

During sea transport, vehicles are exposed to a harsh marine climate characterized by high salt spray and high humidity. Prior to the vehicles departing the port, we apply a comprehensive wax-based anti-corrosion treatment to the surfaces of the cab, chassis, and cargo body, effectively shielding them against seawater corrosion.

Q: How long does it take to ship a vehicle from China to the Port of Lomé, Togo, by sea?

A: When utilizing a direct Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) shipping route, the transit time typically ranges from 35 to 45 days. Aorun provides comprehensive, end-to-end vessel tracking services, ensuring you remain fully informed regarding the estimated time of arrival at the destination port.

Q: Do you provide assistance with obtaining the BESC (Electronic Cargo Tracking Note) required by Togolese customs authorities?

A: Yes, we do. Once the vehicle has been loaded onto the vessel at the port of origin, our dedicated documentation team will assist you in processing the BESC certificate—which is mandatory for customs clearance in Togo—as well as other necessary Bill of Lading documents.

Q: Can this vehicle be transported overland to Burkina Faso?

A: Absolutely. The Howo 6x4 dump truck features ample power reserves combined with a high-clearance chassis design, making it ideally suited for direct cross-border overland transport—immediately following discharge at the Port of Lomé—to construction sites and project camps in Burkina Faso or Niger.