Logistics Service
Pneumatic Bulk Hauling
Sealed pneumatic transport for frac sand, cement, fly ash, lime, and limestone.
What we haul
- Frac sand — primary load class for the West Texas oilfield corridor
- Cement — bulk for batch plants, concrete pours, infrastructure
- Fly ash — power-generation byproduct moved to use sites or disposal
- Lime — for environmental treatment and industrial process
- Limestone — agricultural, construction, and industrial
- Other dry bulk — bentonite, barite, and similar pneumatically conveyable materials
Equipment
See Pneumatic Trailers for fleet detail. All trailers are modern, sealed, and pressure-rated. Telematics on every unit.
Service standard
- Class A CDL drivers with documented pneumatic experience
- 24/7 dispatch matching loads to nearest tractor
- Modern, sealed pneumatic trailers with pressure ratings and inspection logs
- Telematics for route optimization and ETA reporting
- Insurance and safety routed through ISN, PEC Premier, and Avetta
Service area
Tractors staged at our Texas yards (Lamesa, Monahans, San Angelo) for oilfield work, with deployment capability nationwide for project loads.
Quote a pneumatic load › or call 24/7 dispatch: 405-506-1869
Frequently asked questions
What materials do you haul pneumatically?
Frac sand, cement, fly ash, lime, limestone, bentonite, barite, and similar industrial dry bulk powders and granular materials. If it loads and unloads pneumatically, we likely haul it.
How does pneumatic loading and unloading work?
At the load point, material gravity-feeds or air-conveys into a sealed pneumatic trailer. At the destination, the trailer is pressurized and the material is blown through a discharge hose into a silo, hopper, or storage vessel. Total unload time is typically 30–60 minutes.
Are your trailers food-grade or industrial?
We run dedicated industrial pneumatic trailers. Food-grade material requires dedicated food-grade trailers, which we coordinate on a project basis.
What's your service area for pneumatic hauling?
We focus on the West/South Texas oilfield corridor and Oklahoma, with yards in Lamesa, Monahans, and San Angelo, Texas. We deploy nationwide for project work.
What credentials do your drivers have?
Class A CDL with current DOT medical, minimum 24 months verifiable tractor-trailer experience for new hires, with pneumatic-specific training and load-securement training. Hazmat and tanker endorsements where applicable.
24/7 Dispatch · Nationwide
Tell us what you need to move.
One call covers the crane, the haul, and the logistics. We’ll spec the crew, the equipment, and the route — and put a written quote in your hands.
Request a Quote 24/7 Dispatch Lines
- Crane & Rigging405-373-2979
- Heavy Haul405-506-1850
- Bulk Logistics405-506-1869