Transport of 22 Tons of PVC Additives to Moscow Using TIR High Sided Vehicles
Jun 24, 2025
Success Story: Transport of 22 Tons of PVC Additives to Moscow Using TIR High Sided Vehicles
Project Overview
In July 2025, DR Trans delivered 22 tons of UN 3267-classified PVC additives from Shandong to Moscow using high sided vehicle and TIR protocols. PVC additives refer to chemical substances added to improve the processing properties or final product performance of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastics. The cargo was secured with triple-layer protection: moisture-proof cloth covers, reinforced bulk bags, and polymer film wrapping. This approach enabled a 9-day transit with zero moisture damage or contamination.
Why High Sided Vehicle Optimize Bagged Chemical Transport
Design Feature
Functional Advantage
Removable Side Stakes
Enabled direct forklift access for bulk bag loading/unloading
Open Framework
Allowed vapor dissipation from film-wrapped pallets
Flat Timber Deck
Provided a stable base for layered stacking (4 bags high)
Configurable Tarps
Deployed moisture-proof covers during rain without trapping fumes
Operational Insight: high sided vehicles’ adjustable side stakes permitted rapid tarp deployment during sudden weather changes – critical for moisture-sensitive additives.
TIR System: Accelerating Cross-Border Transit
As a TIR-certified operator, DR Trans leveraged this United Nations framework to overcome traditional border delays:
Single-Seal Clearance Chinese customs applied tamper-proof seals in Shandong, recognized by all transit countries.
Paperless Digital Management Real-time GPS coordinates synced with electronic TIR Carnet, providing:
Automated transit logs
Instant exception alerts
Client visibility via web portal
Eliminated Border Queues Kazakhstan and Russian border crossings are completed in under 2 hours each, compared to 12-36 hours for standard shipments.