Where we run
Flatbed carrier for Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge
Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge and Guelph build machines, and plenty of what they build ships on a flatbed. Fission Logistics runs there regularly, straight down the 401 from our Mississauga yard.
CTPAT validated
PIP approved
FAST approved
CSA customs self assessment
SmartWay partner
WBE Canada certified women owned
CAMSC certified supplier
Northbridge Elite top 5 percent of Canadian fleets
Under 0.1% claims ratio
What moves in the tri cities
| Freight | Trailer we send |
|---|---|
| Machinery, cells and equipment from the builders | Step deck, double drop, Conestoga |
| Aluminum extrusions and steel for fabricators | Conestoga, open flatbed, multi axle |
| Coil from Hamilton to Cambridge and Kitchener processors | Conestoga, multi axle |
| Building products to the yards | Conestoga, 53 ft tandem |
| Automotive supplier freight to Windsor and Michigan | Conestoga, or dry van for existing flatbed customers |
Lanes
- To the GTA, and west on the 401 to Woodstock, London and Windsor.
- Into the US at Detroit or Buffalo, to Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky.
Why manufacturers here use Fission
- We have a trailer for a skid of extrusions and one for a full production cell.
- Machines are blocked and chained to our own written securement procedures.
- We do a lot of rush machinery moves during plant shutdowns and on weekends.
Questions shippers ask
Do you serve Guelph and the surrounding towns?
Yes. Guelph and the towns around the tri cities are on the same runs.
Can you move machinery from a Cambridge builder to a US plant?
Yes, on a step deck or double drop, with permits if the piece is oversize.
How quickly can a truck be at my dock?
Next day is normal for the tri cities. If it has to be today, call dispatch and we'll tell you straight.
Related
Need a truck this week?
Send the size and weight of the machine. Dispatch picks the deck and prices it.