Terex Enhance ABP Operations

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Terex Port Solutions (TPS) has received an order from Associated British Ports (ABP) for two electric Terex Gottwald Model 8 portal harbour cranes in the G HSK 8424 B four-rope grab variant.

The leading British port operator has ordered the two machines for its terminal in Immingham, located on the North Sea estuary of the Humber.

The cranes have been adapted to the individual conditions of the terminal and are particularly efficient as they are driven with power from the terminal’s own electricity supply.

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The machines based on Terex Gottwald mobile harbour crane technology will be part of a particularly high-performance terminal, where many Terex Gottwald mobile harbour cranes and portal harbour cranes have been operated since 2002.

There they will replace two older Terex Gottwald HSK 360 EG portal harbour cranes from Generation 4 of TPS.

The new machines offer an outreach of up to 50 metres and maximum lifting speeds of 140 metres per minute.

Sean Blissett, Engineering Manager Humber, ABP, said: “The terminal at Immingham handles a significant amount of bulk products. The solution from TPS has proven its reliability in this demanding environment over the years.”

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Neil Griffiths, the new Sales & Service Director in the UK and Ireland at TPS, said: “The terminal in Immingham shows how customers can continuously expand their business with our technology.

“ABP has opted for Terex Gottwald mobile harbour crane technology for 14 years. The cranes now ordered again stand for another visible leap in growth and performance. The two G HSK 8424 B machines will be the largest cranes based on mobile harbour crane technology in the whole of Great Britain.”

Griffiths concluded: “Machine solutions based on our portal harbour cranes are in great demand in this area all over the world, and are used among others in North America, India or Turkey. We have in addition recently chalked up several successes in Brazil.” 

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