TOC EUROPE 2025
Fifteenth anniversary Tideworks Technology will be showcasing its terminal operating system, including its new Tideworks Data Platform solution. Launched in September at the Tideworks 2024 Customers Conference, this comprehensive data platform that gives stakeholders access and streamlined use of their near real-time and historical data. Data Platform securely collects, cleanses, normalises and standardises data securely near real time. It integrates with Tideworks’ core TOS solutions to help ensure quality, accuracy, timeliness and reliability of data, which the company says boosts productivity and business value. It enables customers to build on their core TOS systems and integrate with other data sources, serving as the digital backbone of their terminal management to drive operational improvement. The user-configurable dashboard provides
streamlined management of enterprise and operational metrics in one place. Other key features include a combination of open-source tools and industry-standard architecture for high availability of trustworthy data; easy third-party integration; and a 360° view of operations. The system also provides security by isolating each customer’s data, ensuring data and intellectual property protection. Tideworks is currently deploying Data
Platform to marine and rail operators across the United States, Mexico and Latin America. This year, the company is also celebrating 15 years of Intermodal PRO, its platform for intermodal rail terminals. More than 85 terminals use the system, which was developed in collaboration with rail operators. Deployed by major railroads in the USA and leading rail facilities in the UK, it supports all types and sizes of intermodal rail terminals, from large to small, and manually operated to highly automated facilities. It is designed to handle the most complex automation solutions, including operations with automated wide-span gantry cranes. Visit Tideworks on booth J50.
Atlantic on track Atlantic Track’s Crane Runway International division will be showcasing its capabilities to provide complete runway system solutions. This includes surveys, inspections, installations, repairs, maintenance and project management. In-house local teams of technical experts
can resolve rail system issues such as rail realignment, grout replacement and damage repair – and all of its welders are SGS-certified. The company also offers a range of components including crane rail profiles, clips and pads, plus buffers, surge connectors and support plates. Find them on booth G10.
Full suite
Marking 60 years in business, Gantrail will be showcasing its full range of crane rail solutions for container terminals, ports, and harbours. Along with rails it offers pads, fixing clips, soleplates and anchor bolts as well as buffers and surge connectors. You can find Gantrail on booth F54.
Mobile harbour cranes ITALGRU will be showcasing its ranges of hydraulic and electric port cranes in the A3 to A8 classifications. The Italian company’s diesel and electric mobile harbour cranes run from 20t to 200t capacities and feature ITALGRU’s proprietary crane management system. The company’s modular lifting attachments
system ensures that attachments can be quickly swapped over – and are ready for use immediately after the operator has selected the correct software package. ITALGRU also offers gantry cranes on tyres or rails, with the same load lifting capabilities as its harbour cranes. Find the company on booth I30.
In transmission Conductix-Wampfler will showcase its unique capabilities as a provider of mobile energy supply and data transmission systems. The company’s core competency is
the development, production, and installation
of custom-made solutions. Its portfolio includes festoon systems, conductor rails, energy guiding chains, spring cable reels, motorized cable reels, slip ring assemblies and contactless power transmission systems. A recent example of its capabilities was
a major retrofit project for two STS cranes. This included replacing a motorised and non-motorised festoon system, extending the crane beam to accommodate the new system installation, and laying 35 power and control cables per festoon system, each weighing 50kg per metre.
A critical element of the contract was to keep down time to no more than four days per unit, minimising operational disruption. Find Conductix-Wampfler on booth C22.
Spread the load RAM Spreaders will be showcasing its marine range including spreaders for STS and mobile harbour cranes, as well as its tandem headblock system and spreaders for containerised bulk handling. The RAM ‘SingFlex’ Tandem Headblock enables the use of two spreaders under one single hoist crane. This means the crane can handle four 20ft or two 40/45ft containers in one cycle. Designed for single-hoist cranes, all functions of the headblock are electro- hydraulically operated and controlled from the crane operator’s cabin. For automated handling, RAM’s PinSmart offers ports a fully automated twistlock handling machines. Combining robotic technology and intelligent systems, PinSmart can handle all types of twistlocks due to its intelligent end-effector system.
Featuring industry-leading hi-torque flippers
and robust construction, its STS range covers single lift and separating twinlift, as well as hydraulic and all-electric. Find RAM Spreaders on booth I40.
Automated cranes Huisman will be highlighting its automated stacking cranes and rail-mounted gantry cranes at TOC Europe. The Dutch company says it is setting a new
standard in automated container handling. Its products combine a robust rope reeving system and crane portal with advanced control system and sensors. Offering high stacking accuracy, its cranes are built from European components and designed for easy maintenance. After-sales service from Huisman includes condition monitoring, product support and wire rope services.
Hear from PEMA President Achim Dries in the TECH TOC Theatre on Wednesday at 10:30am. xxviii | June 2025 |
www.hoistmagazine.com Find Huisman on booth F20.
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