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displayed at the OTC Conference, which best reflects innovation and/or practical use of mechanical engineering in solving problems, improving design or maximizing performance. Van Beest placed in the top five amongst Baker Hughes, FMC, SBM Offshore and Oceaneering. Van Beest manufactures high quality lifting
products such as shackles and hooks, under the registered trade names GREEN PIN® and EXCEL®. Van Beest currently has branches in The Netherlands, Germany, France and USA, and stock holding distributors in more than 80 countries worldwide. y
hall from 2500m2 to a total of 7400 m2 as well as expansion of their warehouse from 2500m2 to a total of 8600m2, containing over 11,000 pallets of Green Pin®, Excel® and trade products. In addition, the main office has been renovated and expanded by adding a complete floor of 500m2.
In addition, during the recent Offshore
Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, TX, ASME presented Van Beest with an award of merit for their Green Pin ROV Polar Shackle with locking clamp. ASME’s Woelfel Best Mechanical Engineering Achievement Award recognizes a product, device, or system
Bickers Lifting Uses Straightpoint Loadcell
> UK based Bickers Lifting was recently tasked with lowering three brand new Mercedes GLA’s 189 meters vertically down the Winsford Rock Salt Mine in Cheshire. In a project designed to take the car as far off the
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