Hansa Heavy Lift uses flying deck to transport four giant cranes

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By LoadstarEditorial

20/06/2016

Hansa Heavy Lift has transported four RTG cranes on behalf of deugro (Finland) Oy, each measuring 29.0m x 12.0m x 24.0m and weighing 132 metric tonnes, from Ukraine to Egypt.

The global tramp carrier successfully lifted each RTG at both the port of loading and the port of discharge, deploying the two cranes of the HHL Kobe, which have a combined lifting capability of up to 800 metric tonnes.

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