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INKAT Kattupalli Port
Kattupalli Port is the seaport of Chennai, in the city of Chennaiin India. Overseas routes include India and Pakistan, Port code is INKAT.
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13.3047300
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80.3560600
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Kattupalli Port (INKAT), India

Kattupalli is a private deep-water seaport in Tamil Nadu, located approximately 4 km north of Ennore and within the wider Chennai port logistics cluster. Its position supports containerized cargo, project shipments, general cargo and selected bulk movements serving Chennai and the industrial hinterland of northern Tamil Nadu. The supplied port record identifies a 5 km navigational channel with a reported depth of 15 m, a maximum recorded vessel draught of 14 m, a maximum deadweight of 115,395 tonnes and a maximum recorded vessel length of 304 m. These figures should be treated as reference data for planning; vessel acceptance, berth windows and cargo restrictions require confirmation for each voyage. Our service team can coordinate the carrier, terminal and inland transport checks before booking.

UN/LOCODEINKAT
City / StateChennai / Tamil Nadu
Coordinates13.304730, 80.356060
Port TypePrivate seaport

Key Highlights

  • Located in the Chennai–Ennore industrial belt, offering practical access to northern Tamil Nadu cargo origins and destinations.
  • Container ships are the dominant vessel type in the supplied port profile, with general cargo and bulk vessels also recorded.
  • The port record reports a 15 m channel depth and 14 m maximum draught; actual under-keel clearance and tidal restrictions must be checked voyage by voyage.
  • Suitable planning focus: container exports and imports, machinery, project cargo, general cargo and selected industrial commodities.
  • Schedule reliability can be affected by terminal cut-offs, weather, congestion in the Chennai road corridor, customs examination and carrier transshipment arrangements.

Facilities & Services

  • Container handling: The port profile records container vessels as the principal calling segment. Equipment availability, reefer plugs, special cargo acceptance and yard capacity should be confirmed with the nominated terminal or carrier.
  • General and project cargo: General cargo vessels are also recorded. Heavy lifts, over-dimensional units, breakbulk and project modules require advance review of lifting plans, dimensions, weight distribution and berth feasibility.
  • Navigation and marine access: The supplied record describes northern and southern breakwaters and a dredged navigational channel. Pilotage, tidal windows and vessel manoeuvring limits remain subject to port approval.
  • Yard and storage: Container storage, empty-container release, bonded handling and long-stay arrangements are normally controlled by the terminal, carrier or appointed depot; our team confirms availability before dispatch.
  • Inland distribution: Road haulage is the principal planning interface for Chennai-area cargo. Truck type, axle limits, gate appointments and route restrictions should be checked before delivery or pickup.

Routes & Transit Times

  • International container movements may be arranged through the carrier’s available service pattern, including direct or transshipment routing where offered. The final routing, vessel rotation and connection point must be confirmed against the booking.
  • Common planning directions include South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa and other Indian Ocean markets, but coverage and frequency vary by carrier and season.
  • For LCL cargo, consolidation through an Indian gateway or overseas hub can add handling and connection time. Our team compares the cut-off, deconsolidation point and delivery plan rather than relying only on port-to-port sailing time.
  • Transit time is affected by feeder connections, monsoon weather, terminal windows, customs examination, port omissions, transshipment dwell and inland road conditions. All quoted schedules are subject to carrier confirmation.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Primary hinterlandChennai metropolitan area, northern Tamil Nadu and nearby industrial corridors. Final trucking feasibility depends on factory location, road access, vehicle dimensions and delivery appointment requirements.
Industrial profileAutomotive and auto components, engineering, electronics, machinery, chemicals, energy-related equipment and manufacturing inputs are relevant cargo groups for the wider Chennai region.
Typical container cargoFinished goods, components, raw materials, consumer products, machinery parts and temperature-sensitive shipments where reefer capacity is specifically confirmed.
Non-containerized cargoBreakbulk, heavy machinery, steel-related cargo, project equipment and selected bulk commodities may require separate terminal acceptance, lifting calculations and cargo-survey arrangements.

Operations & Compliance

  • Cut-offs: Shipping instruction, VGM, customs documentation, cargo gate-in and hazardous-cargo documentation may each have separate deadlines. We recommend working to the earliest confirmed terminal or carrier cut-off, not the advertised sailing date.
  • Dangerous goods: Provide the correct UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group, flash point where applicable, container details and safety documents before booking. Acceptance, segregation and terminal approval must be obtained in advance.
  • Customs and examination: Commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading instructions, permits, certificates and product classification should be consistent. Examination, scanning or document queries can delay release and should be allowed for in delivery planning.
  • Inland movement: Confirm factory loading conditions, container weight, road-worthy vehicle selection, empty pickup location, gate appointment and driver documentation. Oversized or overweight cargo needs route and authority review before dispatch.

Shipping Tips

  • Send the cargo profile early, including commodity, HS classification, dimensions, gross weight, package count, reefer requirements and dangerous-goods status, so our service team can select a workable routing.
  • For factory deliveries, build a buffer before the terminal cut-off and separately confirm empty release, truck availability, loading time and chassis or trailer suitability.
  • Use moisture protection, blocking and lashing appropriate to the monsoon environment and cargo characteristics; project cargo should be supported by a packing sketch, centre-of-gravity data and lifting points.
  • Where a direct sailing is unavailable or the schedule is unstable, our team can compare transshipment options, alternative Chennai-area gateways and different delivery sequences based on total landed logistics time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kattupalli the same as Chennai Port?Kattupalli is a separate private seaport north of Ennore, although it serves the broader Chennai logistics market. The UN/LOCODE for this page is INKAT; the nominated port code must match the carrier booking and shipping documents.
Can every container be booked directly to INKAT?No. Availability depends on the carrier’s current service network, vessel rotation, equipment and terminal acceptance. Our service team verifies the actual port pair and any transshipment before issuing a quote.
How early should dangerous goods be submitted?Submit the complete DG declaration and supporting documents before the carrier’s booking deadline. The applicable cut-off and approval sequence vary by class, packaging, vessel and terminal.
Will a 14 m draught vessel always be accepted?No. The supplied 14 m figure is a reported maximum reference, not a universal operating guarantee. Tide, under-keel clearance, channel condition, berth allocation and port approval must be confirmed for the nominated vessel.
What causes inland delivery delays?Common causes include terminal cut-off changes, customs inspection, gate appointments, equipment shortages, monsoon disruption, urban traffic and weight or dimension restrictions. We assess these items before arranging the truck.

Data Sources & Provenance

Port code, name, country, city, coordinates and the stated vessel, channel and draught parameters are reproduced from the supplied INKAT port record. Operational information such as berth availability, carrier routing, terminal cut-offs, dangerous-goods acceptance, customs procedures, storage and inland appointments is time-sensitive and must be reconfirmed for each shipment.

The linked domains are provided for source verification and operational cross-checking. Our service team confirms the carrier, terminal, customs and inland-transport details before final booking.

MYSEJ Sejinkat Port
Sejinkat Port is the seaport of Kuching, in the city of Kuchingin Malaysia. Overseas routes include Southeast Asia, Port code is MYSEJ.
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Port Overview

UN/LOCODE: MYSEJ

SEJINKAT is identified in the supplied port master data as a Malaysian port location associated with Kuching, Sarawak. For forwarding purposes, it should be treated as a local or regional port call requiring operational confirmation rather than automatically assumed to be a full-service container gateway. The wider Kuching area is connected to Sarawak’s industrial, commercial and inland distribution network, while cargo may need to be routed through a separately nominated ocean gateway, feeder connection or approved inland facility. Our service team verifies the actual receiving point, cargo acceptance, equipment availability, customs arrangements and onward routing before issuing a firm quotation or booking instruction.

Port codeMYSEJ
CountryMalaysia
Associated cityKuching
Operational profileLocal port location; confirm scope

Key Highlights

  • Port identity must be checked carefully: use MYSEJ exactly in internal instructions and ask the carrier or terminal to confirm the physical facility and acceptance scope.
  • Container availability is not assumed: the supplied record contains no FCL, LCL or vehicle-service indication, so equipment, depot and consolidation arrangements require case-by-case confirmation.
  • Kuching-area access is likely to be road-led: plan truck scheduling, delivery windows, bridge or local-road restrictions and empty-container return instructions before cargo release.
  • Ocean routing may involve a connecting gateway: the final carrier, transshipment point, documentation cut-offs and local handling sequence must be confirmed before quoting transit time.
  • Best suited to controlled planning: our team can compare direct local handling with a nominated Sarawak gateway or alternative Malaysian port when the requested service is unavailable.

Facilities & Services

Service areaForwarding interpretation
Container handlingDo not presume a dedicated container terminal, quay crane capability or regular box service. Confirm carrier acceptance, container type, loading point and handling responsibility.
Breakbulk and general cargoProject, oversized or non-containerised cargo may require a separately nominated berth, barge, landing point or specialist operator. Obtain dimensions, weight, lifting points and packing details early.
Warehousing and consolidationAvailability of CFS, bonded storage, empty depots and transload facilities is shipment-specific. Our team checks location, customs status, cargo receiving hours and handling limits before planning.
Road collection and deliveryRoad transport is the practical first-mile and last-mile planning focus around Kuching. Vehicle type, access restrictions, delivery appointment and empty return location must be confirmed.
Inspection and customs interfaceAny inspection, scanning or customs attendance is arranged according to the actual facility and declaration route. Cargo should not be delivered until the receiving party confirms release and documentation readiness.

Routes & Transit Times

  • Regional movements: cargo may connect with Malaysian, Southeast Asian or wider Asian services through a confirmed coastal, feeder or transshipment arrangement; the carrier must confirm the actual routing.
  • Gateway alternatives: where MYSEJ cannot accept the requested equipment or service, our team evaluates a Kuching-area gateway or another Malaysian port based on cargo type, inland distance, sailing plan and customs requirements.
  • Transit-time controls: sailing frequency, transshipment dwell, weather, berth windows, barge or truck availability, customs inspection and document cut-offs can materially change the end-to-end schedule.
  • Quotation rule: we provide an indicative schedule only after confirming the physical load point, carrier, connection, equipment, terminal cut-off and destination service. No unverified direct sailing or fixed transit time is promised.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

Hinterland focus

The immediate logistics focus is Kuching and its surrounding Sarawak commercial and industrial areas. Remote or rural deliveries require additional planning for road distance, vehicle suitability, delivery appointments and return logistics.

Likely cargo profiles

General commercial cargo, machinery, industrial supplies, construction-related goods, packaged commodities and project cargo may be considered, subject to the confirmed facility and carrier acceptance.

Containerised cargo

FCL, LCL and reefer handling should be quoted only after confirming equipment supply, consolidation point, temperature-control capability, receiving hours and the nominated ocean gateway.

Special cargo

Dangerous goods, oversized units, heavy-lift cargo, batteries, chemicals and cargo requiring special storage need advance approval, packaging review and a written handling plan.

Operations & Compliance

Important: the applicable cut-off is set by the nominated carrier, terminal, depot or forwarder—not by the UN/LOCODE alone. Our service team obtains written confirmation before arranging delivery.
  • Booking and cut-offs: confirm booking acceptance, VGM deadline, SI cut-off, cargo receiving window, customs release and empty-container return location. These milestones may differ when a connecting gateway is used.
  • Dangerous goods: submit the SDS, UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group, flash point where relevant, package details and emergency contact before acceptance. Do not truck undeclared hazardous cargo.
  • Documents and declaration: align commercial invoice, packing list, bill-of-lading instructions, permits, origin documents and customs data. Product description, HS classification, quantity and net/gross weight must be consistent.
  • Inspection and inland delivery: keep cargo accessible for possible examination, avoid dispatch before release, and verify truck access, payload, cargo securing, delivery appointment and empty return procedures.

Shipping Tips

  1. Send our team the cargo description, HS code, package count, dimensions, gross weight, ready date, Incoterm, destination and whether the shipment is FCL, LCL, reefer, DG or oversized.
  2. Request a written confirmation of the actual Sejinkat receiving facility, nominated carrier, container depot, customs route and delivery cut-offs before positioning cargo or booking a truck.
  3. For fragile, heavy or project cargo, provide packing drawings, centre of gravity, lifting points, lashing requirements and photographs so the handling route can be approved in advance.
  4. Keep a contingency option open: our service team can compare an alternative Kuching-area gateway or Malaysian port when equipment, sailing connection, cargo acceptance or inland cost makes the MYSEJ plan unsuitable.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I book a container directly to MYSEJ?Not automatically. MYSEJ identifies the requested port location, but container acceptance, terminal identity and ocean routing must be confirmed with the carrier and receiving facility. Our team checks this before booking.
  • Is MYSEJ the same as every port serving Kuching?No. A Kuching-area shipment may use different facilities or gateways. We verify the exact place of receipt, bill-of-lading location, inland leg and customs point to prevent a code or terminal mismatch.
  • How early should hazardous or oversized cargo be submitted?Submit the full cargo and safety data before booking or truck dispatch. Carrier, terminal and road approvals can require additional review, and acceptance is always subject to the nominated operator’s written confirmation.
  • Why can the final transit time differ from the quotation?Connecting services, berth availability, weather, customs inspection, truck scheduling and document cut-offs can affect the end-to-end movement. Our team separates sailing time from inland and handling time when presenting the schedule.
  • What is the safest alternative if MYSEJ cannot handle my cargo?We compare a confirmed Kuching-area gateway or another Malaysian port using the cargo specifications, delivery location, customs needs, available equipment and total inland-plus-ocean cost.

Data Sources & Provenance

The port code, English name, country, associated city and master-record attributes shown above are taken from the supplied port database record for MYSEJ / SEJINKAT. No unverified figures for berth count, draught, throughput, equipment, sailing frequency, operating hours, charges or transit time are presented.

For live regulatory and clearance checks, our service team refers to the relevant Malaysian authorities and the nominated carrier or facility. Official reference domains include customs.gov.my and marine.gov.my. These domains support regulatory verification; they do not by themselves confirm MYSEJ facility capability, booking acceptance or a particular sailing.

Verification boundary: operational details that change by carrier, terminal, cargo type or date must be reconfirmed by our service team before quotation, cargo delivery or customs submission.