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with diameters up to 8-10 m. It also means it can have a short turning radius.


The HH Pick and Carry can be operated remotely by a walking operator, from the platform, or from the cabin. “The new solution is based on


requests from the wind turbine industry for very heavy lifting,” says Jørgen Peter Lund, sales manager at N.C. Nielsen. “We've focussed on working


smarter in less space, despite the goods having grown much larger. So the HH Pick and


Carry machines are a natural development of this.” The HH Pick and Carry is being available in three models: the Tower Mover; the Multi Handler; and the Mobile Straddle Transporter. The Tower Mover is particularly


suitable for wind turbine towers and elongated structures, says N.C. Nielsen.


The Multi Handler is designed Baltic Towers’


new offshore wind turbine production factory in Gdańsk


for various single lifting tasks of components for the wind turbine industry such as monopiles, TPs, hubs, bearings and nacelles, but


can also be used as one of the components in driving towers. And the Mobile Straddle


Transporter can be used independently for heavy lifting and flexibly in combination with the other two basic models, and this model can run over the entire item if two machines are needed to lift it on board a RoRo ship. According to N.C. Nielsen a key element the three HH Pick and Carry machines have in common is their flexibility and versatility. “The wind turbine industry has many time-bound projects and mobile


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