A successful debut

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Ro-Ro 2004 in Gothenburg witnessed the successful demonstration of the world’s first, fully-automated, ro-ro cassette translifter. As reported in last month’s WorldCargo News (p1 and pp27-28), this has been developed by TTS Ships Equipment together with Liftec and Danaher Motion Systems Särö, within the framework of the EU Integration project.

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