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Chemistry: Hammar and Rail Transport
When the Estonian chemical company Ingle AS was going to build its area for storage, unloading and deliveries of containers, it took into account its sideloaders from Hammar in the planning.
A 45 ft and 45-tonne Sideloader makes BW Group unique in Malaysia
BW Group is a trend-setting logistics company in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. With a fleet of 130 modern trailers, BW Group is a leader in its industry. Four of the trailers are equipped with a Hammar Sideloader with the latest addition being a top-of-the-line Hammar 153 Sideloader, able to lift 45 tonnes and handle 45 ft containers.
Vehicle rental and leasing is an important business for Hammar in Australia and New Zealand. Rental companies have noticed how much customers appreciate Hammar sideloaders, and when combined with reliability and the high level of service, the brand has become the obvious choice for many.
Norwegian transport giant Enger Transport A/S purchased its first Sideloader from Hammar in 1977. Today they own a fleet of forty Hammarlifts, used for transport around Ålesund and Oslo. “Sideloaders are efficient to use for a variety of transport operations, and many of our customers require us to set their container down directly on the ground,”...
When the co-owners of Distributions Cuisi-Lam in Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada, bought two storage containers for their business in 2004, they certainly did not think their decision would mean a birth of a new enterprise. Today, however, Gestion PBT is a flourishing business that distributes a few hundred containers a year, all over the area. Most...
To most people, the F1 circus is about fast cars, drivers and teams battling for the honour of being named champion following the final race of the year. However, car and driver performance are not the only crucial factors. Logistics are a highly essential aspect as teams transfer their equipment from one continent to another.
Handling cable drums (cable coiled on large steel drums) is a major component of logistics and work to lay cables throughout the world. The cable drums come in varying sizes, and transporting larger cable drums has historically been handled by a combination of mobile cranes, forklifts and low-build trailers. The trailers have a low structure to...
