CARGOTEC has announced that its subsidiary
MacGregor has won a contract to supply deck equipment for a series of eight
58,500 dwt bulk carriers that are being built by New Times Shipbuilding in
China.
The vessels are being constructed for Lemissoler Navigation (Front Marine) based in Cyprus. Delivery of the first two vessels is slated to begin in August 2015.
The contract will see MacGregor deliver complete equipment packages, comprising electric pole-changing winches, steering gear, air compressors, hatch covers and variable frequency drive (VFD) electric cranes, and four per ship, a company statement said.
The packages include equipment from the combined MacGregor Hatlapa portfolio. "The new contract was won as a direct result of our strengthened capability for larger delivery scope and a long standing relationship with the owner," said head of sales for the Hatlapa offering, Jorg Tollmien.
"It is also a good example of what our combined product ranges can offer customers, particularly in cases such as this where an extensive scope of deck equipment is required for multiple ships."
The vessels are being constructed for Lemissoler Navigation (Front Marine) based in Cyprus. Delivery of the first two vessels is slated to begin in August 2015.
The contract will see MacGregor deliver complete equipment packages, comprising electric pole-changing winches, steering gear, air compressors, hatch covers and variable frequency drive (VFD) electric cranes, and four per ship, a company statement said.
The packages include equipment from the combined MacGregor Hatlapa portfolio. "The new contract was won as a direct result of our strengthened capability for larger delivery scope and a long standing relationship with the owner," said head of sales for the Hatlapa offering, Jorg Tollmien.
"It is also a good example of what our combined product ranges can offer customers, particularly in cases such as this where an extensive scope of deck equipment is required for multiple ships."
Source : SN-TR.
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