Container & Cargo Handling – Page 18
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NewsFacial recognition software
Facial recognition software at an Israeli port is saving time and costs
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NewsHeavy lifting
A transport equipment manufacturer has expanded its range to meet a growing demand for machinery capable of moving heavy cargo
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NewsMobile harbour crane
The new mobile harbour crane will service the larger vessels that are calling at Mexico’s oldest port
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NewsBROMMA: SETTING THE PACE
Bromma has hit the ground running in 2022 with diverse new products and an optimistic view of the year ahead, as AJ Keyes discovers
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NewsCHINA: CORROSION COMING?
A stop-start port industry and potentially faltering economy are raising questions about China’s reliability as the world’s leading trading partner, as AJ Keyes discovers
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NewsMIDDLE CORRIDOR MOVES
The Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), the so-called Middle Corridor, has big plans for ramping up intermodal traffic. Oleksandr Gavrylyuk reports
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NewsTerminal crane cracks
Report by mechanical engineer highlights the risks of ‘metal fatigue’ in container cranes
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NewsCOVID-19 BOOSTER
Boosted by COVID-19, the structure of Asia-North America container trade is changing with increased use of US Gulf and East Coast gateways a fast emerging trend. Andrew Penfold summarises
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NewsOptimising lift stowage
More efficient cargo handling is constantly on the radar of the big ocean liners
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NewsSpeeding up container exports
The initiative, developed in the working groups of the Guarantee Mark, aims to speed up the container export process
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NewsUS port thefts
Goods languishing in ports because of supply chain congestion has led to an increase in thefts from storage facilities
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NewsNew RMGs at CCX
Fully automated RMGs work seven rail tracks, five wide container stacks and a truck transfer area
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NewsNoatum increases mobile crane fleet
Noatum Terminals acquires four high tonnage capacity mobile cranes from Liebherr for three key Mediterranean terminals
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NewsQuantum-powered cargo
Quantum-powered technology is helping speed up operations at America’s busiest port
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NewsVICT: ANOTHER FIRST
VICT Melbourne is implementing a major expansion programme with new ship-to-shore crane specifications consolidating its reputation as an innovator and gamechanger
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NewsContecon Boost
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) is investing US$230 million at its Contecon Manzanillo facility in Mexico.
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NewsRobotic port equipment
One port equiment manufacturer has launched a new robotic portfolio designed to improve safety and eco-efficiency
