All Heavy Transport - Self-propelled Articles
The pace of change and innovation has accelerated sharply as the industry searches for the best routes to a more sustainable future
Following the success of a trial loading operation performed in Denmark in mid-July, Germany-based Doll’s wind blade transport system has been certified by Vestas
New equipment for transporting the longest wind turbine blades now available from Faymonville
Call for entries to ICST’s 2021 Transport 50 (T50) survey ranking the world’s largest specialized transport companies based on the total maximum carrying capacity of their specialized transport equipment fleet
With a payload of 1,500 tonnes Cometto claims Eco1500 is strongest SPMT on the market
Wind work is a typical application for the new low version of Scheuerle’s K25 trailer modules
Wagenborg Nedlift uses Collett heavy load girder bridge to transport two transformers
Trailer manufacturers are meeting specific transport requirements while maintaining maximum product flexibility. Christian Shelton reports
Heaviest lift ever for K-class vessel during transportation of reactors for Thaioil
Mammoet South Africa used jacks and SPMT to move a 600 tonne ship to a dock in South Africa
96 Cometto MSPE Evo2 axle lines used to move 3000 tonne ship to floating dock in South Korea
Video shows coordinated use of crane, SPMT and slipway to move 820 tonne bridge in Germany
Video of Mammoet transporting abnormal load for Vostochny Cosmodrome build
From foundation construction to blade transport to turbine erection – many aspects of wind turbine erection and transport are experiencing change. Christian Shelton reports
The flexibility and combined power of SPMT is key to its success, with end users using it to move increasingly large loads. Christian Shelton reports
Gertzen use Cometto SPMT to move 103 tonne boulder in Germany
XL’s new warranty is effective January 1, 2021
Scheuerle extends modular platform vehicle line
Four new trailers launched as Kässbohrer targets construction sector
Transport firms futureproof their fleets with trailer combinations from Doll Fahrzeugbau for increasingly long wind turbine blades
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