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trailers and swop bodies. The company also offers a wide range of attachments and special equipment together with its ELME Genuine Parts range of approved spare parts.


Magaya, B05


Magaya says it is the number one freight management platform for logistics service providers. At Breakbulk Americas, the company is showcasing the Magaya Digital Freight Platform, designed to handle the complex workflows of breakbulk shipping and freight forwarding with ease and precision. Breakbulk shipments require tight


coordination, constant communication and real-time visibility across multiple moving parts. Magaya powers the process behind every shipment. Key features include centralised operations, meaning users can manage quotes, bookings, documentation, warehousing, customs filings and even accounting in one platform. That means no more switching between tools or re-entering data. It also offers real-time visibility, so users can track each stage of the shipment via updates and notifications. Magaya can also lighten the workload through document automation. Digitally generate and store critical documents like packing lists, cargo manifests and BOLs, while built-in templates and version control reduce errors and save time. Additional features include a warehouse management system and customs compliance modules.


Logiswift, J07 Logiswift offers a one-stop-shop solution for the industry that covers the full cargo life cycle; enabling users to plan, optimise, collaborate, execute, analyse and make the right decisions to adapt to unforeseen challenges. The system provides vessel loading and unloading status updates, giving users confidence in managing inbound and outbound shipments in their container yard. Functions include managing operator shifts, tasks and port equipment like cranes to optimally plan loading schedules for upcoming vessels.


Murlink, R20 The Murtra Group’s Industrial Division designs and develops a complete range of technical webbing, ropes, accessories and slings for lifting, load securing and workplace safety. These include rigid webbing and slings for industrial use, as well as harnesses and military equipment.


The Magaya Digital Freight


Navis, R40 Navis is the premier brand of terminal operating


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platform is designed to handle complex workflows.


systems from supply chain software provider Kaleris. With 30 years of experience working with more than 500 terminal operators globally, Navis is the industry’s foremost solution for optimising facility operations in breakbulk, bulk, container and general cargo terminals. Efficient, adaptable and scalable, Navis solutions ensure long-term success by enhancing operating efficiency and speed while reducing costs.


Nemag, B33


Nemag designs and manufactures four-rope mechanical grabs and rope connection systems for handling coal or iron ore, loading and unloading wheat, scrap metals, minerals, clinker, biomass or other dry bulk goods.


SMH Group, M14 SMH Group produces specialise equipment solutions for ports. Its ATLAS material handlers include mobile industrial machines and industrial tracked machines with fast cycle times, optimised handling and an extended life span.


Its Mantsinen division provides a wide range of hydraulic material handlers and complementing attachments. Mantsinen focuses on designing machines that are economical and ecological without compromising safety. Mantsinen HybriLift energy saving system decreases energy consumption up to 50%.


The Grab Specialist, C05 The Grab Specialist manufactures grabs for the dry bulk cargo, dredging and recycling


industries. It has 75 years of industry experience, enabling the company to offer grabs that reduce operating expenses due to an excellent price-quality ratio and low maintenance costs.


Toplift North America, N40 Toplift North America is the sole distributor for the TOPLIFT FERRARI line up of container handlers and heavy-duty forklifts. These machines are designed for the specific needs of the North American market, to withstand the harshest environments and applications. The TOPLIFT FERRARI line includes container handling lift trucks for empty and loaded containers and reach stackers for intermodal and industrial applications. These industrial handling solutions include capacities from 4,000lbs up to 100,000lbs, with forklifts available in a wide matrix of lifting heights and attachments to suit all lifting needs.


Verstegen Grabs, B21 Companies in over 115 countries rely on grabs from Verstegen. Key features include the upper structure made of high tensile structural steel. This helps to prevent cracks and failures in areas like pulley blocks which experience repeating fluctuating forces. The grab shells are also designed to be durable and are made with wear resistant steel. The company says that the lifetime of


Verstegen grabs is better than others on the market because they are two to three times stronger and more wear resistant, particularly when working with harder materials such as iron ore, clinker, sand and aggregate.


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