Five automated rail cranes are already transported to the port of Chancay, Peru

Published 2024년 5월 28일

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The article highlights the transportation of five double-cantilever automated rail cranes from China to Peru for the Puerto Chancay project of Cosco Shipping Ports. Manufactured by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC), these cranes are part of ZPMC's equipment supply for the project's first phase, which also includes six remotely controlled quay bridges, various gantry cranes, and other equipment. The project, starting construction in August 2023, aims to develop a new, large-scale port near Peru's natural deep-water port, with an initial capacity for container ships up to 200,000 tons. The cranes are equipped with advanced technology for automated and intelligent terminal operations, promising improved efficiency. This project, the first major Chinese transportation infrastructure in Peru, is a significant addition to South America's Pacific coast logistics hubs, enhancing the region's international trade.

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Five double-cantilever automated rail cranes that make up part of the equipment for the first phase of the Puerto Chancay project of Cosco Shipping Ports, manufactured at the subsidiary of Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC) in Nangtong, China, are already being transported towards Peru. According to ZPMC, Port of Chancay is a totally new and integrated large-scale port project. For the first phase, ZPMC is in charge of supplying a variety of equipment designed to meet the port's specific requirements, including six remotely controlled quay bridges, fifteen double-cantilever automated rail cranes, three bulk cargo gantry cranes and three multipurpose gantry cranes. The project officially began its construction phase in early August 2023 and is progressing at an accelerated pace. The rail-mounted crane designed for the project has a nominal lifting capacity of 41 tons, a span of 31 meters and a lifting height of 18.5 meters. It is equipped with advanced management, video ...

Source: Mundomaritimo