All Equipment articles – Page 81
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NewsNight vision for Ravenna
Ravenna has invested in FLIR Systems HRC-S MS Multi-Sensor thermal imagery to boost security levels at the Italian port.
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NewsVersatile Sennebogen unit handles well
Sennebogen''s new 310 multihandler promises versatility and flexibility in port and warehousing applications.
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NewsLiebherr drives Indian sales
Crane manufacturer Liebherr has boosted its Indian subcontinent presence with the delivery of six LHM 400 mobile harbour cranes to ABG Infralogistics Ltd.
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VTS for Singapore's strait and narrow
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore has chosen Kongsberg Norcontrol as the supplier of its 24 hour Vessel Traffic Information Service (VTIS).
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Unique grain unloader for Ukraine.
Telestack has recently been awarded the contract for it describes as an "innovative and unique" grain handling ship-loading project in the Ukraine.
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Mascus marketplace in demand
Electronic equipment marketplace Mascus has breached the 85,000 barrier for the number of pieces of used equipment available around the world, with over 8,000 available in the material handling sector.
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NewsUnderwater fixing tool unveiled
Underwater tool manufacturer SUPRAMECA has launched a reference tool for port authorities, consulting companies and contractors to aid underwater operations.
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NewsARL takes yard clashes out at PTP
The Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) has paired up with software specialist ARL tools to run rubber-tyred gantry crane and yard block management tools at the Malaysian port.
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Cathelco's temporary solution
Cathelco''s need for additional, short-term storage space at its UK facility has been answered by a 100 sq metre aluminium-framed temporary unit.
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Thamesport boosts STS cover
London Thamesport has ordered its eighth ship-to-shore gantry crane from ZPMC. Due to be delivered in April 2010, the ultra post-panamax crane has an outreach of 62.5 metres and can handle ships with containers stowed 22-wide on deck.
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Haina upgrades TOS
Haina International Terminal has switched its terminal operating system to Zebra''s NavisTM SPARCS N4 to better streamline its multi-purpose port activities.
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NewsPort Apps and daily learning from Coracle
ELearning specialist Coracle Online has launched a ports App for iPhones and iPod Touches with information on over 2,500 ports.
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Port Hedland looks to repeat record
Port Hedland Port Authority (PHPA) is working with OMC International to investigate how its dynamic under-keel clearance (DUKC) technology can help the port regularly repeat its recent record of five ships sailing on the one tide.
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Straddle carriers for Chittagong
Chittagong Port Authority in Bangladesh has put out tenders for the supply of six straddle carriers, along with spare parts, accessories and related services - including installation, testing and training.
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NewsPort Strategy launches online LinkedIn discussion group
The aim of the group is to encourage real-time debate and inspired thinking on port and terminal operations and management. The group will also benefit from the latest opinion and news on key issues concerning investment, management and business development of ports and terminals, in both the developed and emerging ...
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Manila opts for Vycon savings
Twelve Vycon energy capture devices are to be installed at Manila International Container Terminal (MICT) on both existing and upcoming Noell rubber-tyred gantry cranes (RTGs).
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NewsTransmission improvements from Hyster
Forklift manufacturer Hyster has developed a transmission that promises to help companies reduce costs and raise operational efficiency.
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Trusses move Maltese
Tasked with repositioning Malta Freeport's cranes to make room for more, movement specialist Global Rigging and Transport employed a specialised truss system to shuffle the quayside equipment.
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A local change for efficiency
With the support of Transnet Port Terminals (TPT), a local South African manufacturer has designed a trailer that will make it safer and easier to move containers from ship to shore.
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Newse-learning for dangerous goods code
Exis Technologies has kicked off a UK port tour to raise awareness of new International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code requirements.
