More gantry cranes are installed at berths 3 and 4 of Hai Phong international gateway port - Vietnam National Shipping Lines - VIMC

Three new generation STS gantry cranes manufactured by Mitsui E&S (Japan) have just arrived at berths 3 and 4 of Hai Phong international gateway port in Lach Huyen.

3 gantry cranes were brought to berths 3 and 4.

This is the second batch of equipment supplied under the Contract for "equipment and installation of 6 STS container loading and unloading cranes at the main wharf and 24 RTG tire cranes" to serve the Investment Project for construction of two wharfs No. 3 and 4 of Hai Phong international gateway port in Lach Huyen.

3 STS cranes are manufactured and assembled in Japan with a reach of up to 24 rows of containers, a lifting height of 46m with advanced inverter control technology, capable of regeneration and energy saving.

Equipping modern and environmentally friendly equipment will help improve loading and unloading and exploitation efficiency, while meeting the trend of developing green, smart seaports according to international standards.

8 eRTG tire cranes were safely transported and delivered at berths 3 and 4 Lach Huyen in November 2024.

Previously, in November 2024, 8 eRTG tire cranes were also transported and safely delivered at berths 3 and 4 Lach Huyen.

Hai Phong Port Joint Stock Company is closely coordinating with the construction unit to actively deploy production and installation of the remaining equipment, closely following the progress according to the signed contract.

According to Hai Phong Port Joint Stock Company, the investment project to build two container terminals No. 3 and 4 will start construction in July 2022.

The project has a total investment capital of nearly 7,000 billion VND and is expected to come into operation from the first quarter of 2025.

The project includes two main wharves 750m long, one barge wharf 150m long, a system of storage yards, roads, auxiliary works and synchronous technical infrastructure.

Wharfs 3 and 4 can receive ships with a capacity of 8,000 - 14,000 TEUs, equivalent to 100,000 - 160,000 DWT, meeting the cargo throughput of 1.1 million TEUs/year.

Source: https://vimc.co/them-cau-gian-duoc-bo-tri-tai-ben-so-3-4-cang-cua-ngo-quoc-te-hai-phong/