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Wiggins, H36
Wiggins Lift is a leading manufacturer of large capacity material handling equipment, specializing in zero emission forklifts for stevedoring and other applications. Wiggins Lift recently unveiled the first
commercially available zero emission large capacity forklift. With capacities ranging from 30,000lbs to 70,000lbs, the Wiggins Yard eBull is fully electric and wholly manufactured in the US.
Masaba, J14
Masaba will be highlighting its patented portable Magnum Telescoping Radial Stacking Conveyor and Low-Profile Drive-Over Truck Unloader. The Magnum telescoping conveyor will
extend and retract, as well as travel radially, to provide versatility and efficiency in loading a variety of vessels. Its onsite portability also allows it to be moved between loading points, for additional versatility. An important feature that sets the Magnum apart amongst telescoping conveyors is its patented Masaba GEN2 Track Technology, which delivers constant positive traction and smooth operation of the stinger. Available in a single or dual drive, this ensures engagement between the stinger teeth and drives, improving long-term durability and minimising required maintenance. Additional Magnum Track drive benefits include eliminating cable maintenance issues associated with winch systems – and the associated danger of cable breakage and uncontrolled rollback. Masaba’s load roller supports also ensure equal load distribution, minimising fatigue stress on critical components. In addition, its Low-Profile Drive-Over Truck Unloader is designed for quick unloading of material from belly or end-dump trucks in a matter of minutes, without the need for the truck or a loader to drive onto or even approach the stockpile. The key benefits are savings in labour and fuel, along with reduction of repeat material handling and improved cycle times. Worker safety is increased with the optional wireless remote control, while maintenance is reduced thanks to self-cleaning ramps. When paired together, the Masaba Magnum
and Truck Unloader comprise a customisable automated system that maximises output and performance by eliminating the double handling of material during the loading of barges and ships. As compared to stationary, fixed systems, these portable machines can work within a smaller footprint, and they also reduce an operation’s capital expenses.
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www.hoistmagazine.com Masaba will showcase its Magnum range of telescoping conveyors at the event.
Bay Crane, Q20 The Bay Crane Companies were founded in 1939 to meet the needs of lifting requirements in New York. With over 80 years of experience, it has grown steadily to become a leader in the crane rental, specialised transportation and construction industries throughout the north- eastern US. The Bay Crane mantra is to offer the ‘best of what is available’ in modern and diverse options of equipment.
Its highly capable personnel and knowledgeable management can meet the needs of the challenging and highly regulated New York City regional market, as well as offering this expertise across the wider US.
Bolzoni Group, F30 Bolzoni is one of the worldwide leading manufacturers of lift truck attachments, forks and lift tables, with the most extensive product range in the market. Through the Bolzoni, Auramo and Meyer
product brands, the group offers a complete range of attachments and forks that can optimise specific handling requirements. These enable forklift operators to extend the versatility and the performance of lift trucks. Bolzoni recently acquired Valmar, an Italian manufacturer of lift truck and AGV masts and specialised equipment. This investment expands Bolzoni’s offering to include lift truck masts and other specialised equipment.
Gruber Manufacturing, K51 Gruber Manufacturing specialises in mobile belt conveyor systems used to load and unload bulk commodities out of railcars. It also has a slinger system for loading 20ft or 40ft containers with various bulk commodities.
With over 50 years of conveyor manufacturing experience, Gruber Manufacturing is a trusted leader in mobile transload conveyor solutions, serving the aggregate, agriculture, mining and oil and gas industries.
GRYB, E20 GRYB International is a group of companies that provide a comprehensive range of material handling solutions. These include grapples, clamshell, ship gears, skip pans, magnets and lifting devices, sold under the Gryb, Bateman, Winkle, Serco, Shearex, E-Trak, Rad Tech and Dalko Tech brands.
Infyz, M11 Infyz Solutions provides software solutions for ports, terminals, shipping and logistics. Its flagship product is the cloud-based
Cargo Logistics and Services Platform (CLaS), a comprehensive suite of solutions that serves ports, shipping liners, container depots and auto/RORO processing centers. The versatile Terminal Operating System (TOS) handles a wide range of cargo types, including bulk, breakbulk, containers, RORO, liquid and mixed cargo. Its web and mobile-enabled solutions leverage advanced AI and machine learning technologies to streamline and automate critical operations.
Kalmar, R10 Kalmar offers a wide range of industry-shaping heavy material handling equipment and services to ports and terminals, distribution centres, manufacturing and heavy logistics. Headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, Kalmar operates globally in over 120 countries and employs approximately 5,200 people.
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