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New CT cranes arrive next month

30 May 2008 - by Ray Smuts
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ANOTHER TANGIBLE move in the R4.2 billion
redevelopment project at Cape Town Container
Terminal is the June-end arrival of the first pair of eight super post-panamax cranes.
Business unit executive Oscar Borchards confirmed
to FTW on Monday that the R60 million-apiece cranes would arrive the weekend of
June 28/29. They are being shipped by
crane manufacturer Liebherr from the Irish port of Fenit on board the specialised
chartered, German-flagged
Beluga Constellation, a selfgeared
vessel with two 240- ton cranes.
They will come on deck, partially assembled, with
loading to take around five days in Ireland and
offloading in Cape Town about the same time frame. They will be assembled at
berth 601 by a team of Liebherr and Transnet Port
Terminals technicians, for completion around the end of October.
The cranes are capable of lifting two 20-foot
equivalents at a time and one 40-footer.

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