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Georgia Ports Authority orders a fleet of 22 Konecranes container cranes

Last updated: 2022/04/27 at 3:57 PM
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The Port of Savannah, had and managed because of the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) in america, has actually purchased 7 Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes and 15 Rubber-Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes from Konecranes. Your order is Konecranes’ next largest purchase previously and it also ended up being scheduled in Q1 2022. The RTG cranes are going to be delivered by August 2023, while the STS cranes are going to be delivered by mid-2025.

The Port of Savannah gets the solitary biggest and fastest-growing container terminal in america. It really is operate because of the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) as well as its functions are increasingly being broadened, with assets in brand new container managing ability. Tasks now underway will include 1.7 million TEUs of yearly capability in some months.

“The container cranes on purchase are going to be crucial to your GPA dealing with the increasing volumes and certainly will help proceeded development. The seven STS cranes can manage the world’s largest container vessels, with a lifting level of 165 legs and an outreach of 230 legs. The RTGs are going to be delivered as fully electric and carbon basic, with a lifting capability of 40 tons,” said Jussi Suhonen, vice-president local product sales Americas, Port possibilities, Konecranes.

The STS cranes are going to be prepared snag avoidance, anti-collision methods and digital cameras when it comes to providers. They’ll deliver GPA’s fleet of Konecranes STSs to a complete of 42.

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The 15 Konecranes RTGs on purchase tend to be given cable reel methods for electric procedure. These are typically superior, 16-wheel RTGs with a stacking height of 1-over-6. They’ll certainly be built with Konecranes’ Active burden Control system, which stops container sway. Moreover, they have Konecranes’ TRUCONNECTÂź remote tracking system. As soon as the brand-new RTGs are in solution, the GPA will run a fleet of 225 Konecranes RTGs.

This purchase is a component of Ecolifting, Konecranes’ constant strive to reduce the carbon footprints of your consumers. From eco-optimizing diesel drives to hybridization and totally electric fleets, we are going to continue steadily to do more with less.

A powerful give attention to consumers and dedication to company development and constant enhancement make Konecranes a lifting business frontrunner. It is underpinned by assets in digitalization and technology, plus our strive to make material flows better with solutions that decarbonize the economic climate and advance circularity and security.
Source: Konecranes



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