All Equipment articles – Page 110

  • Lines quick to hint at alternatives
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    TERMINAL PERFORMANCE EASING CONGESTION

    01/06/2004

    DON''T OVER-COMMIT!

  • Konecranes RTG: market share grown to 50%
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    Repeat RTG order from Charleston

    01/06/2004

    Konecranes has received a repeat order for four 16-wheel RTGs from South Carolina State Ports Authority in Charleston. The order value is around _5m and there is an option for 4 additional RTGs.

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    Cavotec and Mooring Systems sign pact

    01/06/2004

    The cooperation agreement between the Mooring Systems of New Zealand and Cavotec Tech has been sealed with a license agreement.

  • Konecranes bulk unloader: discharging coal and animal feed
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    Konecranes grab bulk unloader order from Bristol

    01/06/2004

    The Bristol Port Company has ordered a gantry type grab bulk unloader from KCI Konecranes for its Royal Portbury Dock. Typically these cranes sell for € 5.5-7.0m.

  • Kalmar: low noise, low consumption, low maintenance and repair
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    Kalmar boosts MSC Antwerp

    01/06/2004

    Kalmar has received one of the largest orders to date for its EDRIVE ESC straddle carrier with a request for 29 units from MSC Home Terminal in Antwerp. All 29 machines have a three-high stacking ability, while 15 units are equipped with Kalmar' s extendable twinlift spreaders, which have a ...

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    LoranTrack claims first to achieve seamless in-transit visibility

    01/06/2004

    Lorantec Systems says it has proved its unmatched claim to enable tracking of Anything, Virtually Anywhere, Anytime by continuously tracking a container shipped by Matson Navigation from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency''s Defense Distribution Centre in Tracy, California to Honolulu port.

  • Port of Auckland, New Zealand, where Axis Intermodal uses 2.4GHz wireless technology on straddle carriers and forklifts
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    WIRE-LESS IS MORE

    01/05/2004

    In the life of a port, time is money, and every minute gained or lost moving containers counts. Fast, accurate and secure container movement is essential for maximum productivity and profitability. Errors, multiple moves and idle time eat away at the bottom line, factors that are leading ports to invest ...

  • PW Allens mirror: extra clear view
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    Search Mirror Reflects Quality

    01/05/2004

    Searching for contraband under vehicles has been facilitated by a trolley-type mirror launched by internal security specialist PW Allen.

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    Gottwald reports strong MHC sales

    01/05/2004

    During the first quarter of 2004 Gottwald received orders for some 16 harbour cranes, nine from Europe. Two cranes were ordered from Africa and one from Asia. One crane was sold to North and one to Latin America. The remaining two were ordered from the Middle East.

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    THE FUTURE IS SPELT 'OPPORTUNITY'

    01/05/2004

    As Frans Kok at LXE highlighted, 2.4GHz broadband is opening up opportunities for the transmission of more than just data, and new opportunities are presenting themselves at both extremes of wireless technology development, as increasing wireless bandwidth and tighter integration between wired and wireless LANs open up applications that would ...

  • Granskog: time to improve safety, security and sustainability
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    Equipment manufacturers team up

    01/05/2004

    Representatives from Bromma Conquip, CVS Ferrari, Fantuzzi Group, Hyster, Kalmar Industries, Konecranes, Liebherr, Linde, Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding, Paceco Corp, RAM, SMV Liftrucks, Stinis, Svetruck, Terberg and ZPMC have joined forces to create one of the few global industry associations in the business of port equipment. Other companies are expected ...

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    ISPS: Is the port community prepared?

    01/05/2004

    Nick Sansom of the TT Club' s Southeast Asia branch, has warned: " In addition to enduring possible sanctions handed down by the regulatory authority (this will be the national or contracting government that is an IMO member) there are three chief dangers inherent in non-compliance.

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    Bromma to supply Busan

    01/05/2004

    New berths and container areas are set to open, expanding on a first phase which was completed in 2002. In total, Pier 400 adds six new berths which cater for vessels up to and including 230,000dwt. APMT and engineers from the Port of Los Angeles adopted the Trellex design using ...

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    HITT break even on decreased turnover

    01/05/2004

    HITT which develops technology aimed at safety enhancement and traffic flow improvement, has reported undiminished competition in its market.

  • Savings in volume of concrete
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    Pier 400 chooses Trellex

    01/05/2004

    Use of Trellex fenders at the new Pier 400 in Los Angeles has enabled the port''s engineers to meet two key design challenges. Pier 400 is an all-new facility built by Taylor Pacific. The pier is occupied by APMT.

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    Thamesport orders Terbergs

    01/04/2004

    Demonstrations of the innovative turnkey survey platform will take place during the coming months across the UK, USA and Canada.Thamesport has ordered 11 new Terberg terminal tractors. The first of the four YT220s will be leased through Barloworld. The remaining seven will be purchased outright through Transtec Equipment. The tractors ...

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    New radar for VTS

    01/04/2004

    A new X-Band radar system with a ' frequency diversity' technique designed for VTS operations, the Atlas 9760 RTX FD, has been unveiled Atlas Elektronik.

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    Hyster upgrades heavy-duty forklifts

    01/04/2004

    Hyster' s H8.00-16.00XM heavy-duty forklift trucks with capacities of 8 to 16 tons, now feature a new TE-10 automatic transmission to coincide with the availability of the Perkins Tier 2 engine. The new transmission provides three speeds either in forward or reverse and is fully automatic. However, in order to ...