Snag overload in demand

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The Snag Overload System (SOS) developed by Pintsch Bubenzer and Malmedie of Germany is now said to have been installed on 80 STS container cranes worldwide. The SOS is a non-hydraulic system, instead using a safety coupling and fast-acting braking system to protect the crane in an overload situation.

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Snag overload in demand

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The Snag Overload System (SOS) developed by Pintsch Bubenzer and Malmedie of Germany is now said to have been installed on 80 STS container cranes worldwide. The SOS is a non-hydraulic system, instead using a safety coupling and fast-acting braking system to protect the crane in an overload situation.

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