EQUIPMENTNEWS ROUND-UP
Modulift unveils bigger spreader
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odulift has manufactured its largest ever spreader beam, capable of lifting 1,500 tonnes at a span of 20 m, for Safe
Lifting Europe, a Netherlands based equipment and service provider to the marine industry. The MOD 800X/1500 is the second spreader
beam Modulift has manufactured in the last three months with the capacity to lift over 1,000 tonnes. Modulift claims this reflects the super-heavy lift sector continuing to demand higher capacity equipment. The latest beam received DNV design
approval and DNV GL CG3 certification; the latter certifies that DNV carried out a full survey during the manufacturing and testing process, as well as approving the design. The beam took eight weeks to manufacture and was tested in a purpose-built compression
The new Modulift spreader beam took eight weeks to manufacture.
test rig. The rig had to be upgraded so Modulift could apply a proof load of 1,650 tonnes to the spreader beam.
event in Breda, the Netherlands. The lightweight service crane is designed out of modular parts that can be assembled by hand, explained ALE. Each component can fit in
an elevator or be transported over an access walkway or stairs, making it suitable for use on global projects where space is limited and access difficult.
Lightweight service crane launched A
LE has launched a new lightweight service crane (pictured) at a client-only
The crane is one of the first
of a new range of lightweight service cranes and lifting structures suitable for lifting
equipment and modules. The cranes are certified for
offshore, subsea and onshore operations.
NEWS IN BRIEF
BWC systems available Ballast Water Containers’ (BWC) patent-pending BWC Seaforth and BWC Bute mobile ballast water management systems are now available with full U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved technologies, including components from manufacturers Optimarin and Wärtsilä. BWC says that the USCG type approved technologies make its products the world’s first mobile ballast water management solutions suitable for guaranteed compliance worldwide.
Enerpac unveilings Enerpac plans to unveil its new jack-up system at the 2017 ConExpo exhibition, as well as its hydraulic telescopic gantry and self-propelled modular transporter (SPMT), pneumatic and electric torque wrenches, new high tonnage lifting cylinders and the Pow’R’Lock self-locking lifting system.
Integrated expands Integrated Logistics Company has taken delivery of a new Demag CC 3800-1 crawler crane, 20 Terex AC 100/4L all-terrain cranes and ten Terex Explorer 5600 all-terrain cranes.
Ceva backs CakeBoxx Ceva Logistics is now receiving and storing CakeBoxx containers at select locations in the USA. Ceva’s stations in the USA will serve as storage locations for CakeBoxx’s products, while its teams will also support the demonstration of the bespoke two-piece container to US customers.
World leaders in the supply of lifting equipment including the provision of independent testing up to 1,250 tons and heavy lift hire equipment up to 600 tons.
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