6 super large quay cranes! Sany Offshore Engineering + PTP Port signed a contract!

Recently, Sany Offshore and Tanjung Pelepas Port of Malaysia (referred to as PTP Port) held a signing ceremony for six ultra-large quay cranes in Malaysia. PTP Port CEO Mark Hardiman and Sany Offshore Chairman Fu Weizhong attended the signing ceremony. .

Tan Sri Che Khalib Mohamad Noh, Chairman of MMC Group, spoke highly of this cooperation, mentioning that as a world-renowned supplier of port machinery and equipment, Sany Marine Engineering will help PTP Terminal move towards a higher level of port services and provide a strong guarantee. .

PTP Port CEO Mark Hardiman said that this cooperation is an important strategy for PTP Port to promote the upgrading of port equipment. It will meet the loading and unloading of the new generation of 24,000TEU ultra-large container ships and greatly improve the terminal's operating efficiency and service capabilities.

At the signing ceremony, Sany Offshore Chairman Fu Weizhong thanked PTP Terminal for its trust and recognition of Sany Offshore, promised that Sany Offshore would ensure high-quality and on-time delivery of projects, and emphasized that Sany Offshore is committed to continuous innovation. Upgrade port logistics equipment and comprehensive solutions to provide customers with more complete equipment and technology use.

PTP Port is an important joint venture holding terminal between MMC Group of Malaysia and Maersk APMT Terminal. It is located in the main channel of the Strait of Malacca. It is one of the most important shipping hubs in the world and is among the top 15 shipping ports in the world. The super-large quay crane signed this time has a rated load of 65 tons, a forward reach of 72 meters, and a maximum rail lifting height of 55.5 meters. This batch of equipment will greatly improve the operating efficiency and capabilities of the terminal.

Sany Offshore has promoted comprehensive cooperation with PTP Terminal in recent years. Not only has cooperation in large port machinery projects continued to strengthen, but cooperation in low-carbon and intelligent operations of the terminal has also continued to deepen, currently including stackers, heavy-duty forklifts, and electric trucks. More than 20 pieces of equipment are involved in the operation of the terminal. Sany Offshore uses high-quality products and services to provide a full range of solutions for world-class terminals.