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Its wires for crane ropes are manufactured using high-quality, high-carbon steel and tailored to meet customers’ specifications. Specifically designed for crane rope applications, it offers high tensile strength, high breaking strength, superior fatigue life and excellent resistance to crushing and abrasion. Bekaert also offers coatings such as zinc, and its own Bezinal and Bezinal 3000 solutions, for cranes operating in aggressive corrosive environments.
Combilift, F40 Combilift will showcase products from its broad range of multidirectional forklifts, sideloaders, and straddle carriers. The Irish OEM has operated a North American subsidiary for more than 20 years and its Latin America headquarters is based in Panama. The company works with independent
material handling equipment distributors across Central and South America, ensuring support and servicing are tailored to each country.
Conductix-Wampfler, C62 Conductix-Wampfler provides energy and data transmission technology designed for container terminals and bulk terminal operations. For container terminals, Conductix-Wampfler
Liebherr’s team will support discussions covering port and terminal operations.
product expertise and life cycle support together at TOC Americas 2026, Liebherr Maritime Cranes will give operators a central point of contact for both current operational needs and future investment plans.
CM Labs, B42 CM Labs Simulations will showcase its latest simulation-based training solutions for port operations. At booth B42, CM Labs will demonstrate how simulation can prepare operators for increasingly complex equipment and the shift from in-cabin to remote and hybrid operations. Attendees will get an early look at enhancements to the Intellia Workforce Training System, including capabilities within products such as the Ship-to-Shore (STS) Simulation Curriculum. Featured at the booth will be the remote operating station (ROS) for organisations transitioning towards remote and automated operations; the AI Assistant, supporting instructors and trainees; and After-Action Review, providing greater insight for coaching and performance evaluation. “As port operations evolve, workforce
readiness requires more than training an operator on a piece of equipment,” said Devon Van de Kletersteeg, product growth manager at CM Labs. “Ports need a consistent way to build skills,
evaluate performance, and prepare operators for demands across the terminal. Simulation makes that possible in a controlled environment while giving training teams greater visibility into operator progress.”
Bekaert, D52 Bekaert is a leader in steel wire transformation and coating technologies.
provides leading edge energy and data transmission solutions designed for maximum reliability under high load cycles and harsh conditions. They are suitable for STS cranes, mobile harbour cranes, intermodal cranes, RTGs and straddle carriers. For durable bulk terminals, Conductix-Wampfler provides robust, customised solutions based on 80 years of experience in bulk material handling.
Dellner Bubenzer, A14 Dellner Bubenzer is a leader in the design and
CM Labs will showcase its latest simulation-based training solutions for port operations.
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