Remote control from Gottwald

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Gottwald Port Technology has come up with a remote control system for both Gottwald HMK (mobile) and HSK rail portalmounted) harbour cranes, in collaboration with HBC-radiomatic GmbH, based in Crailsheim, Germany, a specialist in industrial radio remote controls. “The new remote control system is in line with our strategic aim of continuously developing new technologies and answering customer needs,” said Gottwald’s sales director Giuseppe Di Lisa.

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