All Equipment articles – Page 46

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    Konecranes RTGs for Guatemala

    2014-10-16T12:58:00Z

    Konecranes is to deliver five rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes for Grup TCB-owned Terminal de Contendores Quetzal SA (TCQ) in Guatemala.

  • Heavy lift: The Mantsinen 200 M HybriLift is a mobile hydraulic harbour crane mounted on a wheel based undercarriage
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    HybriLift technology at Antwerp

    2014-10-07T10:40:00Z

    Finland''s Mantsinen Group Ltd has delivered a Mantsinen 200 M HybriLift to Cuypers Vorkliften at the Port of Antwerp in Belgium.

  • Kalmar says the reachstacker will help Felixstowe reduce fuel consumption and boost efficiency
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    Kalmar to boost Felixstowe efficiency

    2014-10-06T10:44:00Z

    Kalmar is to help boost efficiency at the UK’s Port of Felixstowe with the delivery of four reachstackers for laden handling.

  • Laser technology is used to examine the surfaces of containers and, combined with OCR container recognition and high-resolution imaging, different types of damage can be detected, including bulges, dents, tears and holes
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    Lase and Visy take on damage detection

    2014-10-02T11:45:00Z

    Germany’s Lase Industrielle Lasertechnik has teamed up with Finland’s Visy to produce a “game-changing” product series, developed to enable the automatic detection of damage to containers, without disturbing the workflow.

  • The second Model 5 crane will expand capabilities and availability of ship loading and unloading equipment at the terminal
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    Follow up crane order

    2014-09-25T12:45:00Z

    Terex Port Solutions has won a follow up order for a second Model 5 mobile harbour diesel-electric G HMK 5506 variant crane for the Lübeck Cargo Terminal.

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    New Hempel primers to “redefine” anti-corrosion

    2014-09-23T16:37:00Z

    Worldwide coatings supplier, Hempel, has today launched a new range of anti-corrosive zinc primers which it says will “redefine” and improve protection for port equipment and machinery.

  • The new SuperEndurance chain is said to offer a fatigue and wear-resistant alternative to all equivalent ISO4347 BL (LH) series leaf chains
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    FB Chain lifts port operations

    2014-09-18T11:55:00Z

    UK-based FB Chain has developed a new chain for forklifts, reachstackers and container handlers, specifically designed for the damp, corrosive environments found in ports, harbours and other freight terminals.

  • Optimism for port investment was the highest its been since the annual Trelleborg Barometer Report began in 2010
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    Optimism for port investment rises among owners

    2014-09-15T16:56:00Z

    The latest Trelleborg Barometer Report reveals port owners and operators are most optimistic for future investment in the sector since the annual survey began in 2010, despite other challenges ahead.

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    Weighing services a potential revenue stream

    2014-09-15T15:07:00Z

    There is a strong business case for terminal operators to invest in spreader weighing technology in advance of incoming IMO legislation, according to manufacturer Bromma.

  • Bromma anticipates a spreader replacememt spike soon
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    Bromma eyes replacement market

    2014-09-15T15:07:00Z

    Spreader manufacturer Bromma is gearing up for a spike in replacement orders around 2016-2017.

  • Weighing in: Super Gloria in an up-lifting experience
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    Kalmar's record reachstacker lift

    2014-09-15T12:38:00Z

    Kalmar’s latest reachstacker, dubbed Super Gloria, lifted a record 100T at its factory in Lidhult, Sweden last week.

  • Rising steadily: Drewry Maritime Advisor’s Port Sector Index (2003-2014)
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    US interest rates to drive port refinancing over next 12 months

    2014-09-10T15:43:00Z

    The prospect of higher US interest rates is set to drive increased port assets acquisition and refinancing over the next 12 months, according to Drewry Maritime Advisors, the port consultancy division of Drewry.

  • Success story: Terex continues its success with reach stackers in Latin America
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    Orders flow in for Terex

    2014-09-10T11:05:00Z

    Terex Port Solutions (TPS) has installed a second Terex Gottwald portal harbour crane in the terminal of Fospar SA Fertilizantes Fostfatados do Paraná in Paranagua, Brazil.

  • Navis invests: The software specialist spends 31% of its revenue on research and development
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    Cutting edge technologies on dock

    2014-09-06T09:58:00Z

    Navis is looking to the future to ensure container terminals are ''big ship'' ready in advance of the arrival of 25,000 teu vessels.

  • News

    Kalmar helps automate new Melbourne terminal

    2014-09-04T16:33:00Z

    Kalmar, part of Cargotec, is to supply container handling equipment and related automation technology worth more than €40m to Port of Melbourne’s new container terminal.

  • ContiPressureCheck is said to enhance safety and efficiency in ports
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    Continental CST releases the pressure

    2014-09-03T15:41:00Z

    Continental Commercial Speciality Tires (CST) has launched a new tyre pressure monitoring system designed to enhance safety and efficiency of vehicle fleets in ports.

  • Using Kalmar’s E-One² RTG means operations will be emission and noise-free
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    More Kalmar equipment for Brazil

    2014-09-01T15:25:00Z

    Kalmar is to supply four of its all-electric E-One² zero emission rubber-tyred gantry cranes (RTGs) to long-term customer Super Terminais in Manaus, Brazil, as part of a US$8m order.

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    Terex expands Russian presence

    2014-08-28T11:09:00Z

    Equipment expert, Terex Port Solutions, is expanding its presence in Russia with its fourth portal harbour crane in Vladistok.

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    Crane automation at Long Beach

    2014-08-27T10:00:00Z

    International Transport Service (ITS) will be automating its cranes at its Long Beach terminal in California, US, in order to improve accuracy and customer service.

  • Busy: Southern California Marine Exchange has large numbers of crafts to monitor. Credit: USACE
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    Cut out the stress

    2014-08-25T10:00:00Z

    Greater automation and computer control is gaining ground in VTS, but there is uncertainty over the limits, writes Martin Rushmere