The well-known ex-PPM (Poclain Potain Matériels) cranes factory in Montceau-les-Mines, which opened in 1967, ceased production on 23rd December 2020

AI has been touted as the way to reduce the number of exceptions in container handling processes at automated terminals, but will it really solve the problem?

Fuchs’ Benelux distributor Van der Spek has delivered a new Fuchs MHL360F handler to Buijs Groot-Ammers. The new 48t handling machine was immediately put to work at the port of Moerdijk, where it unloaded cargo from a small coaster into a factory’s hopper. Buijs operates 15 handling machines, including Fuchs units, in various Dutch ports.

With the acquisition of Terex Material handling and Port Solutions business now complete, Konecranes now has the broadest product offering in the port equipment industry.

Konecranes and Terex Corporation have completed the S & P agreement regarding the Terex Materials Handling and Port Solutions division on schedule, today 4th January

Gottwald harbour cranes are now part of a bigger port-focused organisation offering the complete spectrum of piece goods and dry bulk quayside handling equipment.

The well-known ex-PPM (Poclain Potain Matériels) cranes factory in Montceau-les-Mines, which opened in 1967, ceased production on 23rd December 2020

AI has been touted as the way to reduce the number of exceptions in container handling processes at automated terminals, but will it really solve the problem?

Fuchs’ Benelux distributor Van der Spek has delivered a new Fuchs MHL360F handler to Buijs Groot-Ammers. The new 48t handling machine was immediately put to work at the port of Moerdijk, where it unloaded cargo from a small coaster into a factory’s hopper. Buijs operates 15 handling machines, including Fuchs units, in various Dutch ports.

With the acquisition of Terex Material handling and Port Solutions business now complete, Konecranes now has the broadest product offering in the port equipment industry.

Konecranes and Terex Corporation have completed the S & P agreement regarding the Terex Materials Handling and Port Solutions division on schedule, today 4th January

Gottwald harbour cranes are now part of a bigger port-focused organisation offering the complete spectrum of piece goods and dry bulk quayside handling equipment.