Gottwald hits 1000 mark…

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The 1000th harbour mobile crane to be built by Gottwald in the 50 years since it introduced them was commissioned last month at PD Teesport’s Tees Dock facility in England. With a rating of 100t x 11-24m/38t-50m, it is an HMK 330 EG normally associated with dedicated bulk handling, but in this case the crane has been built mainly to handle steel products for Corus.

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