Europe

Ahlers Belgium is the home of our headquarters and was founded in 1909 in the Port of Antwerp. Furthermore, we have branches in Serbia and Romania.

Our Services

You can rely on our comprehensive range of worldwide services, including:

  • End-to-end sustainable supply chain solutions, covering international and multi-modal transport
  • Customs clearance, including excise customs
  • Project logistics: industrial projects, door-to-door delivery of heavy machinery, break-bulk shipments, and out-of-gauge cargo
  • Trade facilitation and after-sales support
  • Warehousing operations and on-site logistics
  • Digital solutions and supply chain transparency 
  • Sustainability best practices: route optimization and CO2 reporting 
  • Dedicated chartering desk

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Locations and Contacts

Belgium

Noorderlaan 139
2030 Antwerpen
Belgium

Tel: +32 3 543 72 11
info@ahlers.com

Serbia

Prijezdina 7/3
18000 Niš
Serbia

Tel: +381 0184150810
office@ahlersplus.com

Romania

Ahlersprim SRL - Cladirea Forum III, Et.5, Biroul B, Street Izvor No. 92-96, Sector 5
050562, Bucharest
Romania

Tel: +40 21 410 90 33
Tel: +40 744 55 15 95
gabriela.dragomir@ahlers.com

 

Ahlers Europe Projects

Tight Fit: Delivery of a 128MT Trunnion Ring from Italy to Germany

Ahlers Logistics was tasked to transport materials as part of a project for the replacement of Converter No. 1 at the integrated steelworks within AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke in Dillingen, Germany. The biggest item was a so-called Trunnion ring with length of 13.5 meters, width of 9.5 meters and overall gross weight of 128 tons.

Ahlers Moves 8,000 frt for Steel Plant Transformation

Ahlers Logistics had the task of moving 8,000 freight tons of crane parts and accessories from Thailand to Duisburg. The cargo consisted of 42-metre-long crane girders and supporting trolley units weighing 850 tons in total. 

Transport Large Hydraulic Mining Shovels to Finland

Delivery of 3 large hydraulic mining shovels from Antwerp to the Siilinjärvi carbonatite complex, located in Central Finland to the largest open-pit mine.