from Tii Scheuerle in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile. Trex specializes in the distribution
of mobile cranes, equipment for cargo handling in ports as well as a range of lifting equipment.
Tii said the collaboration opens up the market segment for Trex regarding transport solutions for heavy and oversized loads and allows Tii to benefit from the growing demand for special vehicles in Latin America. Trex will maintain its own sales offices in the region. In addition to the trade in vehicles, the partnership with Tii Scheuerle also includes service and maintenance of transport equipment along with the supply of spare parts, and training programmes for operators and technicians. “Tii Scheuerle is a globally recognised
premium brand and, with its broad product portfolio for satisfying the most demanding areas of use, provides the best solutions for the reliable transportation of heavy and oversized loads in the most challenging application segments,” said Gonzalo Salazar Arenas, central business manager, Trex LATAM. “The collaboration offers us the opportunity to open up the market for modular transport solutions especially when it comes to dealing with oversized loads. The quality of Tii Scheuerle’s products gives us the certainty that our product range meets market requirements and furthermore create added value in the market.” “Trex has been selling high quality mobile
cranes and a range of lifting equipment in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Chile for more than two decades now which also includes to the construction and mining industries,” said Maximilian Seer, TII group area sales manager responsible for the region. “That’s why we know our customers extremely well because there are a lot of
A Konecranes crane. APM Terminals runs the Port of Salalah.
similarities here. This makes Trex the ideal partner.
“In addition, Trex has the special know-
how in the area of hydraulic systems which is essential for carrying out service and maintenance on Tii Scheuerle’s transport solutions. “It goes without saying that Trex provides
a first-class customer service,” he added. SPINELLI
Genoa-based port operator Spinelli has sold a Fantuzzi Reggiane mobile harbour crane to Peyrani group for its operations in the port of Taranto. The Fantuzzi Reggiane model MHC6000
crane has been in service at Spinelli’s multipurpose Genoa Port Terminal since 2007. With an outreach of 53m and a maximum SWL under hook of 150 tons, the crane is the most powerful at GPT and will provide Peyrani with a host of new heavy lift opportunities. The company is working on a project to combine the crane in lifts on undisclosed cargoes with other port cranes and telescopic mobile cranes it already
operates in the southern Italian port. Based in Brindisi, Peyrani Group comprises three divisions - Peyrani Trasporti, Peyrani Sud and Peyrani Heavy Lift. It is active throughout the Puglia region and has facilities in the ports of Brindisi, Taranto, Bari and Manfredonia. The transport was arranged by Port Supplies, the Modena-based company active in trading and brokering pre- owned MHCs and other mobile handling equipment between ports within Italy and between Italy and the wider Mediterranean, and arranging their transportation. In this case, as in many others, a
MeriAura flat deck carrier was used. The crane can be driven on and off under its own power, with the boom up or specially lowered for the sailing. The Fantuzzi Reggiane line of MHCs
was dropped afer 2011 when Terex Corp, which had acquired Fantuzzi Noell group in 2009, acquired the Gottwald products from Demag . Spinelli has been using Gottwald mobile harbour cranes at GPT since 2014. In 2016 Konecranes acquired all of the Terex Port Equipment portfolio.
Container cranes in Salalah, Oman.
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