Specialty Ramps Save Client Money
Our Demag CC-6800 set 4 vessels into final position, traveling with the full load on the hook and utilizing Deep South’s specialty ramps. The crane walked across the unit, saving the client 3 days on the schedule. The Demag CC-2800 served as the tail crane. The vessels weighed 206T, 317T, 326T, and 400T.
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- 4 vessels weighing 206T, 317T, 326T, and 400T, respectively
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