SAL Heavy Lift

SAL Welcomes Three Heavy Lift Vessels With 800t Capacity To Its Fleet

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SAL Heavy Lift is happy to announce that it will expand its fleet with three heavy lift vessels with 800t lifting capacity in early 2020. They will come to serve breakbulk and heavy-lift clients on world markets via SALs well known Semi-Liner Service, but will also potentially offer new service options.

When the new year 2020 dawns, SAL will see its fleet expanding with three vessels – an addition that aims to strengthen its semi-liner service and underline SAL as a leading player in the heavy...

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SAL Heavy Lift Fly High With New Crane Extension – The Fly-Jib

SAL Heavy Lift

“The sky is the limit” – SAL Heavy Lift is ready to reach further and lift higher with its latest acquisition – a highly configurable crane boom extension that with its modular design offer clients unrivalled lifting height and applicability. The so-called Fly-Jib is designed for the cranes of SAL’s Type 183 vessels (MV Lone & MV Svenja) and can be installed to each of their main cranes’ booms. MV Lone is the first vessel in the SAL fleet to proudly carry this exciting new piece of equipment.

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SAL Heavy Lift And Davila Group Come Together To Establish SAL In Spain

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SAL Heavy Lift GmbH is proud to announce that together with its Spanish business partner Grupo Davila (Davila Group), a new entity has been formed to represent SAL in the Spanish market.

As of 1st of April 2019, SAL Heavy Lift, Spain will open its doors to Spanish clients.

In charge will be Sr. Carlos Claramunt Lebrón – a familiar name to many, who brings 15 years of commercial and technical experience in the maritime industry to the role.

Representation Image – Credit: vesselfinder.com

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SAL Heavy Lift delivers bridge sections from China to Norway

MV Trina discharging unit 1.2 73,8 x 5,5 x 5,8 m – 321 t

Hamburg, 28 January 2019 – SAL Heavy Lift delivers 12 bridge sections for the Beitstadsundbrua bridge from China to Norway. The final bridge is part of the largest road construction project in northern Trøndelag, will measure 580 m in length and will connect the municipalities of Steinkjer and Malm, crossing the Beitstadfjorden. The bridge will make travelling between northern parts of Trøndelag county considerably safer, as well as reduce...

http://www.allaboutshipping.co.uk/2019/01/28/sal-heavy-lift-delivers-bridge-sections-from-china-to-norway/

Watch: SAL’s Spectacular Heavy Lift Loading 614 t Siwertell Ship Unloader

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SAL Heavy Lift GmbH (SAL) captured the spectacular loading of a 614 t Siwertell ship unloader in Chioggia, Italy on MV Calypso back in September. The ship unloader measures 56.20 x 24.09 x 40 m and safely arrived in Teesport, UK in October 2018.



Reference: SAL Heavy Lift – Youtube

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