All articles by Pradeep Bairaboina

Pradeep Bairaboina

Britlift supplies lifting solution to Royal Research Ship

Britlift’s Traditional Modular spreader beam comes in standard sizes suitable for diverse applications

Copenhagen Malmö Port to receive new Konecranes STS cranes

The cranes, equipped with advanced features like remote control and semi-automatic operation, are designed to future-proof the terminal’s operations

Elite Cranes installs two-ton single girder crane in Coventry

The crane, measuring 8.8m, is fitted with a two-ton electric wire rope hoist that includes variable speed drives for all operations

NYCEDC to install new electric STS crane at Red Hook Container Terminal’s Pier 10

NYCEDC has allocated $15m for the electric STS crane, $2m for Pier 10 fender repairs, and $1m for dismantling the four out-of-service cranes

Barbados Port begins installation of new two ship-to-shore gantry cranes at Berth 6

The unloading and installation of the cranes, a process that will span 11 days, is currently underway, with pre-unloading and post-discharge activities being conducted at the site

CP&A’s SWAM programme transforms operations at Canada’s GCT Deltaport

The terminal faces significant wind exposure from the Pacific Ocean via the Strait of Juan de Fuca, necessitating a refined wind policy

RST invests in new equipment to enhance operational efficiency

The new equipment, to be installed at Waal-Eemhaven terminal, will help RST enhance its operational capabilities and sustainability

Rosatom’s Akkuyu Plant installs 350-tonne bridge crane

The new crane will facilitate lifting, transporting, and loading tasks during both the construction and operational phases of the nuclear facility

GHE Lifting commissions 500kg overhead bridge crane

The crane, which is free-standing and top-running, incorporates a GIS Premium Corrosion-Resistant Electric Chain Hoist and features aluminium runways for both long and cross travel

Damietta Port expands capacity with new STS cranes

The full complement of seven STS cranes is slated to begin operations later this year, marking a significant advancement in container handling capabilities for the port