CRANE RAIL SYSTEM | NEWS
GANTREX SECURES PORT OF LIMBURG PROJECT
the new 24-hectare inland harbor located in Genk. The Port of Limburg, positioned along
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the Albert Canal on the former Ford site in Genk, is set to transform container terminal operations when it becomes operational in 2025. This facility will focus on container handling and transport, offering a total capacity of 353,000 TEU, making it one of the most advanced inland terminals in the region. As part of the project, Gantrex will
deliver and install a crane rail system tailored for two RMG barge cranes of the Port of Limburg; including the supply and installation of 786 meters of A100 type rail, fastened on 262 steel plates using 2620 RailLok W15 clips, along with 792 meters of RailLok MK9.0 Pads and 27,600 kg of Gantrex C35 Cement-Based Grout. “What truly made the difference in securing this project was the engineering skills and experience of the Gantrex team. Our ability to adapt to the very specific needs of the Port of Limburg allowed us to deliver a tailored crane rail solution that ensures optimal performance and reliability,” said Jan Vanderstukken, regional sales manager, Gantrex. “This project highlights our dedication
to meeting unique client requirements through innovative and precise engineering,” Gantrex said the collaboration between
Gantrex and the Port of Limburg highlights its commitment to excellence and innovation in the field of crane rail systems
antrex has secured a project with the Port of Limburg in Belgium, supplying and installing a crane rail system at
and it was proud to be entrusted with this groundbreaking project and dedicated to ensuring its successful completion. “We are proud that the Port of Limburg
has entrusted us with the design, supply, and installation of their crane rail system.
With over 50 years of industry experience, our team is committed to delivering a customized solution that perfectly aligns with their unique requirements,” said Alberto Beraza, Gantrex VP South-West Europe & Latin America.
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