Kalmar marks Asian debut of upgraded T2i terminal tractor
Kalmar has delivered six T2i terminal tractors to Chaophaya Terminal International Co. (CTIC) at Songkhla Port in southern Thailand, marking the first delivery of the new model in Asia.
Kalmar has delivered six T2i terminal tractors to Chaophaya Terminal International Co. (CTIC) at Songkhla Port in southern Thailand, marking the first delivery of the new model in Asia. The six T2i terminal tractors were ordered in Q3 this year and delivered to CTIC last week, a Kalmar Spokesperson told WorldCargo News. The handover was carried out through Kalmar’s dealer partner Mach 1 Group. The new tractors join CTIC’s existing Kalmar fleet, which also includes a Kalmar reach stacker, and are designed for trailer handling in port and terminal operations.
Kalmar unveiled an upgraded version of the T2i in May, introducing a modular platform that allows operators to tailor the tractor to different cargo flows and operating conditions. The model is available with lifting capacities of 28, 32 or 36 tonnes and three wheelbase options. Other changes include a redesigned ROPS/FOPS-certified cab, a reinforced chassis and improved operator visibility. Production is based at Kalmar’s Shanghai facility, with the model targeting markets across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.
CTIC has been investing heavily in new equipment. In September this year, the terminal welcomed the arrival of its first STS cranes and handled its first gearless container ship, MTT Saisunee, on 24 October. Earlier this year, the terminal also took delivery of four RTG cranes from Genma Solutions.
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