The company has recently secured an order for 18 heavy-duty marine cranes

Recently, TTS-SCM Marine And Offshore Machinery Co.,Ltd. signed a contract with a shipping company in Zhejiang for 6 sets of heavy-duty marine cranes, each set equipped with 3 heavy-duty cranes. CSSC Denes is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CSSC South China Shipbuilding Machinery Co., Ltd. and TTS NMF (a subsidiary of TTS Group in Norway). The 18 heavy-duty cranes constructed under this contract will be used for a 19500DWT high-end multi-purpose transport ship owned by a foreign shipowner. This type of multi-purpose transport vessel is the latest R-class multi-purpose vessel, designed to comply with the Polar Code requirements and suitable for navigation in remote areas such as the Arctic.  

This batch of heavy-duty cranes will adopt a mature and stable electric hydraulic drive form, which has the characteristics of safety, reliability, flexible operation, and easy maintenance. It will also be equipped with advanced functions such as personnel lifting, remote diagnosis/maintenance, automatic collision prevention system, boom vertical placement/locking, and wireless control, and will be classified by the British Lloyd's Register (LR).

  In recent years, facing the continuously sluggish market environment for ships and marine engineering, CSSC Denes Company has fully utilized the brands and resources of South China Ship Machinery and TTS NMF, and followed the sixteen character business policy of China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation's 'follow the market, act within our capabilities, grasp the pace, and strictly control risks'. We have fully understood market information, focused on segmented markets, strengthened our own capabilities, leveraged our brand advantages, vigorously promoted the upgrading of ship heavy cranes and marine equipment, and reduced costs while ensuring quality. As a result, we have won the six ship set heavy crane orders mentioned above, laying a solid foundation for the company's sustained, stable, and healthy development.