NEW KONECRANES SMV 16-1200C 16 TONNE FORKLIFT FOR SALE!
Year: 2024
Hours: NEW
Specification:
Mast: Duplex (FLT) 4500mm
Cummins engine
DANA Transmission
Capacity: 16 Tonnes
Load Centre: 1200 mm
Side shift and fork positioning
Air Conditioning
LED Warning beacon
Reverse alarm
Electronic weight scale
External rear view mirrors on mudguards
Seat Belt
Price: On Application
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PATERSON SIMONS & PASICO GHANA DONATE TRANSMISSION TO TAKORADI TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FOR PRACTICAL ENGINEERING TRAINING
The transmission, a vital component of the Manitou telehandler, will serve as a hands-on training tool for TTU students, equipping them with practical skills in operating, maintaining, and repairing advanced machinery. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world industry practices.
Moses Essel Ahun, General Manager of Pasico Ghana, highlighted that this donation is part of the company’s ongoing partnership with the University, designed to enhance the practical learning experiences of students pursuing careers in mechanical engineering. He also assured that Pasico Ghana is committed to providing further support to the University in the future.
Receiving the donation on behalf of TTU, Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. Victor Kweku Bondzie Micah expressed heartfelt gratitude for Pasico Ghana‘s generous contribution.
Imagery: Takoradi Technical University
PATERSON SIMONS SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH STINIS TO EXPAND OPERATIONS IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA
The agreement between Paterson Simons and Stinis represents a strategic move to enhance the availability and support of Stinis products in this region. This collaboration aims to leverage Paterson Simons’ extensive regional expertise and Stinis’ advanced lifting technology to meet the growing demand in the African markets.
Stinis spreaders are the best choice for operators that seek to increase safety, reliability and productivity.
The Stinis product range includes:
- Stinis Yard Crane Spreaders: these feature a monobeam design for superior visibility and maintenance simplicity. Experience the efficiency of Stinis design, which includes a steel-reinforced rubber belt for fast telescoping, enhanced durability, and reduced noise levels.
- Stinis Mobile Harbour Crane Spreaders: (Single Lift, Twin Lift, Long-Twin) are telescopic container spreaders for mobile harbour cranes, powered by hydraulics, providing high torque for spreader movements. These spreaders are stable, safe and reliable.
- Stinis Ship to Shore Crane Spreaders: (Single Lift, Twin Lift, Long-Twin) can be fully customized for your required task. These have excellent build quality and best in class service, ensuring downtime on the quay is kept to a minimum. The patented mono-beam construction provides operators with optimal sight lines, as well as ensuring easy access for maintenance crew.
As part of this collaborative partnership, Paterson Simons recently commissioned Stinis Overheight Spreaders in Congo, marking the beginning of their joint operations. This commissioning not only underscores the commitment of both companies to deliver high-quality lifting solutions but also highlights their proactive approach to addressing the specific needs of the local markets.
John Traynor, Managing Director of Paterson Simons, expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, “This partnership with Stinis allows us to bring world-class lifting solutions to our clients in West and Central Africa. We are confident that our combined expertise will provide unparalleled service and support to our customers.”
The agreement sets the stage for a robust partnership aimed at delivering quality lifting equipment and comprehensive aftermarket services, ensuring that customers in West and Central Africa receive the highest level of support and innovation.
As Paterson Simons and Stinis move forward with their collaboration, the region can expect enhanced access to top-tier lifting solutions, driving growth and development across various industries.
DID YOU KNOW KONECRANES’ ORIGINS TRACE BACK TO 1910 WITH THE FOUNDING OF KONE CORPORATION, AN ELECTRICAL MOTOR REPAIR SHOP?
Did you know Konecranes’ origins trace back to 1910 with the founding of KONE Corporation, an electrical motor repair shop?
In 1933, Finland’s KONE Corporation began producing large Electric Overhead Traveling Cranes, initially serving customers in the pulp and paper and power industries.
By 1936, the company expanded its manufacturing to include Electric Wire Rope Hoists, with harbour cranes joining the product range in 1947.
During the 1950s, KONE entered the harbour crane market, seeing strong growth in this line as the post-war economy surged.
In 1988, KONE grouped its crane operations into the KONE Cranes Division, and from 1990 onward, intensified its focus on technical leadership.
KCI Konecranes was officially established on April 15, 1994, when KONE Corporation was listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
In 2006, KCI Konecranes streamlined its global brand identity, dropping “KCI” from its name and launching the slogan *Lifting Businesses™,* underscoring its commitment to productivity-enhancing lifting solutions and services.
Over the years, Konecranes has grown primarily through organic expansion, supported by a strong record of acquisitions. Read further about Konecranes history here: https://www.konecranes.com/about/history
Info & imagery : https://www.konecranes.com/about/history
PATERSON SIMONS COMMISSIONS TWO KONECRANES GOTTWALD MOBILE HARBOR CRANES FOR ICTSI, ONNE, NIGERIA
Ashraf Khalil, Head of Engineering at Onne Multipurpose Terminal said the following about the commissioning: ‘I would like to share my feedback with Paterson team performance in commissioning of new cranes which was very professional, cooperative and efficient. All notes that I raised are either fixed on time or recorded in the punch list. They did a very good job.’
Our thanks to all teams involved in this successful commissioning.