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Verstegen at the TOC Europe 2017 in Amsterdam
Verstegen participates in the TOC Europe for some years already and we are very positive about the contact opportunities of this event. We hope to welcome you in Amsterdam.
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Verstegen grabs for sticky materials
Handling sticky materials like nickel ore, wet bauxite, clay and wet iron ore can reduce productivity enormous and lead to dangerous situations. Below pictures show what can happen when handling these materials with standard grabs.
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Verstegen at the intermodal South America 2017
We kindly invite you to visit us at the Intermodal Exhibition in Sao Paulo, Brazil from the 4th to the 6th of April. You can find Verstegen at booth 11-162. Verstegen will be represented at the show by Peter Visser and Roemer Braacx.
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Scrap handling with orange peel grabs
Most orange peel grabs are used for handling iron scrap. Scrap comes in different shapes and sizes. All these kinds of scrap result in different requirements for the optimal grab. We at Verstegen invest a lot of effort in optimizing our grabs for the best performance.
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Seasons greetings from the Verstegen team
This year Verstegen celebrated her 65th anniversary. Over the years Verstegen has changed from a small forge to the leading manufacturer of rope operated grabs. We are very proud of our leading position and thank all our customers for the trust in our people and products over the years!
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Verstegen wins IBJ award best grab 2016
Verstegen was awarded with the prestigious title “Best Grab” at the IBJ Awards gala dinner held at the Pavilion at the Tower of London.
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Large Trimming Grabs for Bauxite
For one of our larger customers Verstegen developed special trimming grabs for handling coarse and difficult to penetrate materials. This solution almost doubled the unloading rate in comparison to the existing situation.
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Transshipment with floating cranes
Floating cranes are mounted on, sometimes self-propelled, pontoons. The cranes provide fast, independent operations in ports, on rivers or at open sea.
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