Port task for new Sennebogen

A new Sennebogen 860M is unloading incoming ships at the port in Tiel, Holland. Located on the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal, Tielse Loswal Combinat, a subsidiary of Gebrüder Hartemann Holding and K3 Industriezand, carries out bulk goods handling at the site.

July 18, 2012 Read time: 1 min

A new 6244 Sennebogen 860M is unloading incoming ships at the port in Tiel, Holland.

Located on the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal, Tielse Loswal Combinat, a subsidiary of Gebrüder Hartemann Holding and K3 Industriezand, carries out bulk goods handling at the site.

As the ships increase in size, ever more powerful and high-performance machines are needed, and the material handling machine from Sennebogen was chosen for the Tiel site.

Sand and gravel in particular are handled there, and the 860M is equipped with a 410 Cummins diesel engine; a triple-circuit fan system and is said to be easy to service thanks to the centrally accessible measuring and lubrication points. It is also equipped with a 2.7m hydraulic elevating maXcab comfort cab, which offers optimal overview when unloading the ships, combined with cameras for improved all-round visibility.

The responsible Sennebogen sales partner, Kuiken, supplied the machine and acts as a contact partner on-site.

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