FEATURE SPREADERS & GANTRY CRANES | APPLICATIONS


REVOLUTION PORT


Marport, Luka Koper, Hai Phong, and HHLA are leading the way in port innovation with major investments in cranes and automation. These


advancements are setting new standards for efficiency, sustainability, and safety in global container handling and logistics.


its capacity to handle the growing demands of global trade. As part of a transformative US$250 million investment project that began in 2022, it has acquired four ship-to-shore gantry cranes, representing a major upgrade for its terminal operations in


M


arport terminal operator in Turkey, is making significant strides towards modernizing its operations and enhancing


Istanbul. The total investment for these cranes alone is US$60 million, which highlights Marport’s commitment to improving its infrastructure and keeping pace with the latest technological advancements in the maritime industry. The cranes are designed with advanced


technology to support Marport’s ability to serve the world’s largest container vessels, reinforcing Turkey’s position as a vital link in global trade.


The newly acquired cranes feature a


horizontal reach of 25+1 containers, allowing them to handle the massive vessels that are becoming increasingly common in the global shipping sector. These cranes are equipped with features such as a lifting height of 54 meters under the spreader and an outreach of 73 meters, which are essential for managing larger container ships. The cranes themselves weigh around


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