SHOW PREVIEW | INTERNATIONAL WORKBOAT SHOW
Norfolk Bearings provides industrial components across the Mid-Atlantic region.
A-frames. It also has a rental fleet of modern lifting and handling equipment including foldable knuckle telescopic boom cranes, power packs and winches.
Norfolk Bearings – booth 237 Norfolk Bearings and Supply provides industrial components across the Mid- Atlantic region. It represents more than 200 manufacturers and stocks more than 10,000 items across product lines such as bearings, couplings, chains, belts and seals.
North Pacific Crane – booth 3647 North Pacific Crane Company (NPCC) is a manufacturer of marine, offshore and dock cranes. It specialises in fixed boom, telescopic boom, knuckle boom and knuckle-telescopic cranes for a variety of marine and offshore industries. Alongside crane manufacture, it provides crane commissioning, inspection and repair services. Founded in 1978 under the trade name Alaska Marine Crane, NPCC has produced over 2,000 cranes worldwide. It also offers a range of OEM replacement parts for several brands. It is part of Nautical Structures Industries.
Samson Rope – booth 2442 Samson provides high-performance rope systems designed to deliver safer operations with maximised service life for terminal lifting operations. Its crane ropes include the 12-strand HPME AmSteel Blue and Saturn 12 ranges, both manufactured from Dyneema. Saturn-12 is available with the option of sustainable, bio-sourced fibre and features Samson’s Armor Coating Technology for improved UV protection and abrasion resistance.
Seatrax – booth 1204 Seatrax is a leading provider of deepwater lifting and cranes for harsh environment mobile offshore drilling units. Seatrax also has a wide portfolio of offshore and inland waterway heavy-lift and construction cranes, heavy duty-cycle dredge and clamshell cranes, dock cranes and portal cranes. Seatrax is headquartered in Houston, Texas with supporting facilities in Louisiana and the UK, creating a global footprint for sales, parts and service support. The company holds numerous US and international patents and has in-house capabilities to design and manufacture highly customised equipment for challenging applications. Seatrax routinely installs equipment built for harsh environmental conditions, high inclinations and accelerations and extreme duty.
Ropenet – booth 3260 Ropenet is a Chinese manufacturer of synthetic mooring, towing, lifting slings and ropes. Across its five factories it has the capacity to manufacture more than five million metres of rope per day.
Sumitomo Heavy Industries – booth 1764 Based in Japan, Sumitomo Heavy Industries designs and manufactures a range of cargo handling equipment. In 2005, it claims it was the first in the world
Samson provides high-performance rope systems, delivering safer operations.
to successfully launch remote-controlled, automated RTGs. It also offers grab bucket ship unloaders, STS cranes and mobile harbour cranes. A leader in low carbon
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Sumitomo designs and manufactures a range of cargo handling equipment.
technologies for cranes, it offers its Sybrid system in standard configuration and Sybrid Plus. The latter combines a compact diesel generator, a high-capacity battery system and intelligent power management for effective utilisation of regenerative energy during container-handling operations. Sumitomo is now developing carbon-neutral
systems using hydrogen power to enhance their environmental performance. Its Sybrid Zero platform replaces the diesel generator in Sybrid Plus with a hydrogen fuel cell.
Techcrane – booth 1327 Techcrane International is a leading designer and manufacturer of API-2C certified offshore marine and dockside cranes specialising in fixed, telescopic, knuckle and lattice boom cranes configurations from 2.5 to 3,000t. Techcrane has a complete engineering and manufacturing department that can produce custom designed cranes. It offers full hydraulic and electric hydraulic packages including turnkey hydraulic system replacement. All electric crane packages are also available. In addition, the Techcrane Training Institute (TTI) offers a variety of training packages to meet the latest standards and guidelines for regulatory compliance.
Tiger Cranes – booth 321 Tiger Cranes, a division of Service Trucks International, has been engineering high- performance telescoping service cranes since 1990. Standard features on all models include sealed turrets to eliminate water entry into the crane tower, a powder coated finish and sealed electrical connections. Its products feature slew ring bearing rotation assemblies and boom- mounted winches with a low-profile jib head.
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