Anda-Olsen’s specialises in uninterruptible power supply for critical installations.
midlife refurbishment of port cranes; and sale of new and used equipment. It also offers field service engineers for inspection, maintenance and repair; workshop repairs and spare parts sales.
Allied Marine Crane – booth 2015 Allied Marine Crane engineers, manufactures and supports specialised hydraulic cranes, davits and handling systems for the military, petroleum, oceanographic research workboat and shipping industries. It is part of Allied Systems Company, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.
Ameco – booth 3261 Site services specialist Ameco offers a range of solutions to the marine industry, including port crane upgrades. Features to improve ageing crane performance include single-lever joysticks and locking style foot brakes. Safety features include low engine oil pressure cut-out, a low air pressure alarm and a marine-style master disconnect.
Amphenol TPC Wire & Cable – booth 1953 Amphenol TPC Wire & Cable is a supplier of high-performance wire, cable, connectors, and assemblies designed and engineered to withstand harsh industrial environments. Its marine range includes quay crane cabling and its patented, IP69K-rated moulded single pole power assemblies.
Anda-Olsen AS – booth 3219 Anda-Olsen’s specialises in uninterruptible power supply for critical installations. It has more than half a century of expertise in power supply units designed for challenging conditions.
Appleton Control Systems – booth 952 Appleton Control Systems (ACS) engineers and manufactures electrical controls and machinery for marine, mining and defence. ACS provides electrical controls for various marine systems including cranes and deck machinery, offering MIL specification shock and vibration compliant controls. The engineering team has over 50 years
of experience in system engineering. ACS was founded in 1997 to address machine control needs in the paper industry and quickly turned to providing controls for cranes and winches in the offshore oil industry.
Appleton Marine – booth 1842 Appleton Marine specialises in marine crane manufacture, service and repair. It offers a wide range including knuckle boom, pedestal, marine deck, folding boom, telescoping boom and straight boom cranes. All its equipment is manufactured in the US.
Breakwater International – booth 2562 Breakwater offers lifting appliance services including inspection, testing, maintenance, and certification of cranes, hoists and other lifting equipment used in maritime, offshore and industrial operations. These services verify that lifting systems comply with regulations such as IMO and SOLAS. The company’s certified lifting appliance
technicians provide load testing, hydraulic and mechanical assessments, plus full safety evaluations to ensure lifting systems remain operational and compliant.
Dellner Bubenzer - booth 3629 Dellner Bubenzer is a global leader in the design and manufacture of braking systems for sectors
DLS provides marine construction, heavy- lift crane rental and fabrication.
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Dellner Bubenzer is a global leader in the design and manufacture of braking systems.
including material handling, crane and hoist and container handling. Products include the BOSS brake only snag system, fitted with multiple tripping points for faster snag detection and less stress on the wire ropes as well as the crane structure. It is built on the company’s experience with the SOS system that has been already installed in more than 200 container cranes worldwide. Dellner Hydratech designs and manufactures world-class hydraulic cylinders, from standard and semi-standard to fully custom, for critical marine, offshore and industrial applications worldwide.
DLS Energy – booth 3209 DLS provides marine construction, heavy-lift crane rental and fabrication across the Gulf Coast region of the US. Based in a 35-acre yard at the Port of West St. Mary on the Gulf
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