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According to Bromma, using fossil-free
Kalmar is aiming to drive innovation and strengthen connections in Latin America.
cargo volumes, increasing sustainability requirements, and a need for more efficient operations,” it says. By being present year after year, Kalmar demonstrates its long-term commitment to supporting the industry’s transformation. “It is here that we strengthen relationships, explore new opportunities for collaboration, and showcase solutions that can truly make a difference in the local context. “TOC Americas remains a cornerstone event for Kalmar, underscoring our role as a trusted partner in helping terminals across the region move cargo more intelligently, efficiently and sustainably.”
Bromma – E10 Bromma is a world leader in crane spreaders. In more than 60 years of operations, Bromma has delivered crane spreaders to more than 800 terminals in 90 nations on six continents. Today, Bromma spreaders are in service today at 99 out of the world’s largest 100 container ports. Bromma says it is the industry market leader
in ship-to-shore spreaders, mobile harbour crane spreaders and yard crane spreaders. Its portfolio includes all-electric spreaders and its recently-launched Spreader Monitoring System. The company is exhibiting at TOC Americas off the back of announcing another innovation. The company recently delivered the world’s first crane spreader built from fossil-free steel to DP World in Egypt.
It is part of a two-unit delivery of YSX45E all-electric yard spreaders, with one unit manufactured using HYBRIT fossil-free steel supplied by Swedish steel manufacturer SSAB. The use of fossil-free steel represents a significant breakthrough in the decarbonisation of port equipment. “We’re proud to be the first to integrate
fossil-free steel into a yard spreader and to do so in close cooperation with a forward-thinking partner like DP World,” said Joakim Heijbel, head of sustainability at Bromma. “We believe that this is a meaningful step towards reducing carbon emissions in container handling equipment.”
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steel means that the manufacturing emissions of the YSX45E spreader are reduced by more than 90%, leading to a 66% reduction in total life cycle emissions. “Our testing shows that fossil-free steel delivers the similar strength and durability as standard steel – but with a fraction of the climate impact,” says Dr Mansoor Khurshid, head of structural science at Bromma. “This first spreader marks an important milestone: proving that we can keep Bromma’s trusted quality while taking a big step towards lowering CO2
emissions in manufacturing.”
Johannes Hübner Giessen – A8 Hübner Giessen provides solutions for high precision speed and position monitoring on drives fitted to gantries, hoists, boom hoists and trolleys. Its technology helps to improve productivity and functional safety as well as simplifying approval procedures following rope replacement and maintenance work.
Hübner Giessen offers a high standard for crane monitoring and control with solutions such as the compact U-ONE system. Its range also includes single device solutions such as the EGS41 with programmable electronic overspeed switch; and the FG(H) 40L encoder with a fiber optic output port allowing fiber optic cables to be connected directly for signal transmission.
Envision Enterprise Solutions – A22 Envision supplies software solutions for bulk, breakbulk, container, liquid and RoRo handling operations. The company says its TOS covers every aspect of business for marine, berth, yard, gate and rail, providing planning and optimisation of people, equipment and other resources.
Its highly configurable multi-cargo TOS
offers rates of scale, billing solutions, and is easy to configure and integrate with external systems. The system can integrate several ports, sites, and cargo operations in a single platform. This provides flexibility for handling both import and export activities across a wide range of cargo types. Alternatively, its container terminal operation solution brings operational efficiency, by helping to optimise equipment, yards and other resources. It features configurable tariffs and billing capability, along with first of a kind 3D planning solutions. Envision also offers a stevedoring
platform to help optimise vessel movements, loading, discharging and yard operations, with accurate billing and better equipment utilisation. Also, its Smart Pory solution leverages IoT technology to monitor equipment like QC, RTG, RMG, RS, TT and MHC. This provides insights into performance, health and predictive maintenance.
Auxema-Stemman – A38 Auxema-Stemman is a leader in the manufacture of a range of products for ports and terminals. This includes motorised and spring driven cable reels for supplying energy to mobile cranes, or as an alternative energy source for berthed vessels. It also offers three types of cable and hose carrying systems: cable festoons, power tracks and cable driving trolleys. In addition, it produces a wide range of
spreaders for almost every type of container lifting equipment, inclusing STS cranes, RTGs and RMGs, mobile harbour cranes and fork trucks. It is also known for its Beltflex cable trench protection system, designed to solve the issues of covering and maintaining the performance of the cable trench.
Bromma has delivered crane spreaders to more than 800 terminals on six continents.
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