SSL order marks Gottwald ESP.4’s overseas debut
Bermuda’s Stevedoring Services Limited (SSL) has placed an order for a 100-tonne capacity Konecranes Gottwald ESP.4 MHC, marking the model’s first order outside of Europe. The Konecranes Gottwald ESP.4. Photo © Konecranes With delivery…
Bermuda’s Stevedoring Services Limited (SSL) has placed an order for a 100-tonne capacity Konecranes Gottwald ESP.4 MHC, marking the model’s first order outside of Europe.
With delivery slated for Q3 2027, SSL intends to chiefly use its new MHC to speed up container handling throughout; however, its 100-tonne lifting capacity opens up new opportunities for handling general and project cargo. The model adds a further 40 tonnes capacity to SSL’s existing Konecranes Gottwald HMK 170 E MHC, which was delivered in 2011.
“The new crane combines the speed and lifting capacity we need to maintain productivity with a compact size that suits our operations in Bermuda. Our positive experience with the earlier-generation crane, together with Konecranes’ strong support over the years, gave us the confidence to make this investment,” explained Randy Rochester, ceo of SSL.
As well as featuring digital tools and smart features, the ESP.4 has a maximum working radius of 42 m and hoisting speeds of up to 120 m per minute.
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