Noatum Terminal Castellon has added another Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Crane to its fleet

Noatum Terminal Castellon, part of the leading Spanish port operator Noatum Maritime, has added another Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Crane to its fleet. The Model 6 machine has been put into operation in Castellon, where it handles mainly bulk but also a number of other cargo types.

The new 125 T diesel-electric machine will contribute to the further growth of the terminal, situated some 80 km north of Valencia.

Joaquin Ramon Lestau, CEO, Noatum Terminal Castellon, says: "With this Model 6 crane, we aim to extend and optimise our bulk activities. As we also offer all kinds of cargo-handling services in our terminal in Castellon, the machine will allow us to load and unload all kinds of commodities, including project cargo and containers.

"Given this variety of tasks, it was logical to opt for the particularly versatile mobile harbour crane technology from Konecranes.

"Moreover, since Noatum already operates seven Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes of different sizes and generations in other port terminals, this new investment proves, beyond any doubt, how we value the reliability of the machines from Konecranes."

Giuseppe Di Lisa, sales and marketing director, Mobile Harbour Cranes, Konecranes, notes that for more than 15 years, Noatum has regularly ordered Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes. "The fact that the machine will handle a wide range of cargo types confirms once again one of the key benefits of our mobile harbour cranes, which is their high degree of versatility."

The G HMK 6507 B four-rope crane variant for Noatum offers a maximum lifting capacity of 125 T, a 50 T grab curve and a maximum outreach of 51 m.