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Lifting & Handling Equipment

Lifting & handling equipment are fundamental devices at any stage of every kind of plant.
Our added value are the freedom to select any brand at any location in the world, and the wide network of business partners who can customize or design from zero, special solutions tailored in terms of material, dimensions, construction necessary to withstand with moist severe conditions, either of usage or of environment up to the marine one, for which we can provide solutions tailored in terms of structural calculation/construction, painting and ATEX area classification up to ZONE 1, supplied along with mandatory certificates issued by the third party naval entity in charge for each project.

Latest successful projects

Petrochemical

SALCOS DRP 1

The SALCOS DRP 1 is a direct reduction iron plant developed by Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH at the Salzgitter steelmaking site in Germany. The project involves the construction of a hydrogen-ready plant based on Energiron ZR technology, capable of producing over 2 million tonnes/year of DRI using natural gas and hydrogen in flexible proportions. Its objective is to progressively replace the traditional blast furnace–coal route with low-emission steel production through the DRP-EAF route, reducing CO₂ emissions and supporting the decarbonization of the steel industry.

Oil&Gas

SAIPEM 7000

The Saipem 7000 is a semi-submersible crane and pipelaying vessel operating within the Saipem fleet. The unit is designed to support complex offshore projects through heavy-lift operations, offshore structure installation, subsea works and J-lay pipelaying activities. Equipped with an advanced dynamic positioning system, two main cranes with a lifting capacity of up to 14,000 t in tandem lift, and pipelaying capability in water depths exceeding 2,000 m, the Saipem 7000 is deployed on conventional, deepwater and ultra-deepwater offshore projects worldwide.

Energy

Porthos Compressor Station

The Porthos Project is developed in the Port of Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. The project involves the transport of CO₂ captured from port industries through a network of onshore and offshore pipelines to depleted gas fields located beneath the North Sea, where the CO₂ is permanently stored. Its objective is to reduce industrial emissions from the Rotterdam cluster and contribute to the decarbonization of high-emission sectors.

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