TOC AMERICAS | SHOW PREVIEW
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With a strong speaker line-up and exciting new products from forward-thinking manufacturers, TOC Americas looks set to be a success. DLM brings you its indispensable guide to Panama.
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OC Americas takes place in Panama this year, bringing together more than 80 exhibitors. DLM has pulled together
some of the highlights from the floorplan for you, along with some of the most exciting speakers.
Meanwhile, this year’s conference sessions
are centred around three Ts – trade, tariffs and tensions – asking the question: how do we move forward? There are also some additional opportunities to network with more than 1,500 industry professionals.
Exhibitor highlights With more than 80 exhibitors showcasing the latest equipment and solutions, there is plenty to see on the show floor. Here are a few of our favourites:
www.tocevents-americas.com. KEY INFORMATION
TOC Americas takes place 21–23 October in the Panama Convention Center. Tickets and further information are available from:
NETWORKING EVENTS This year’s networking includes a trip
to Panama’s port complex on Monday 20 October, and a networking reception the following evening at Canal House. In both cases, tickets are limited and not included in the standard delegate pass.
Konecranes - B16 Konecranes announced that it will show the future of container handling at TOC Americas 2025 in Panama. “The future comes day by day, step by step, so we will show incremental improvements in container handling technology that give value today,” it says. For container yard handling, it is showcasing
Konecranes’ E-Hybrid RTG.
the Konecranes E-Hybrid RTG which it says provides fully electric container handling, even in the face of regular power blackouts. In addition, it will exhibit a fully electric Konecranes Empty Container Handler, which is now available in the Americas. In fact, the Konecranes lift truck portfolio will be available in electric versions by the end of 2026. On top of that, Konecranes will reveal an important new product featuring hydrogen technology.
Conductix Wampfler – E14 Conductix-Wampfler will showcase its proven capabilities as a provider of mobile energy supply and data transmission systems. By developing innovative solutions that combine energy storage with conductive and inductive energy transmission and data communication, Conductix-Wampfler optimises industrial automation. The company’s primary focus is the
development, production and installation of custom-made solutions. Its portfolio
includes festoon systems, conductor rails, energy guiding chains, spring cable reels, motorised cable reels, slip ring assemblies and contactless power transmission systems. At its US headquarters in Omaha, the company manufactures large spring-driven cable reels, motorised cable reels, slip ring assemblies and heavy-duty I-beam festoon systems.
CM Labs – C26 CM Labs Simulations makes its debut at TOC Americas, showcasing its comprehensive catalogue of advanced simulation solutions for port equipment training. Visitors to booth C26 will get to see new
and existing Intellia training packs. This intelligent training system is engineered to support smarter, safer, more efficient terminal operations. They will be on show alongside the Canadian company’s full portfolio of quayside and yardside equipment training packs, designed to help ports become smarter, safer and more productive. As ports around the globe grapple with
labour shortages, digitalisation mandates and complex equipment transitions, CM Labs provides practical, future-ready training tools. “In container shipping, the most competitive
terminals are the ones that keep equipment moving while building a ready workforce,” says Lisa Barbieri, VP of marketing and
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