Hangover Cranes

28/08/2022

19/08/2022

16/05/2022

An eye-catcher in every respect, even on cloudy days. The OSA Goliath – since 2015 NOR Goliath and painted blue – is used worldwide for modification of platform and the construction of offshore wind farms. On board the Goliath class vessel is our MTC 78000 with a lifting capacity of up to 1,600 tonnes, as well as two smaller CBO 3600 as auxiliary cranes.

: Who knows the sister ship of the NOR Goliath with exactly the same cranes or has perhaps even spotted it?

15/04/2022

28/02/2022

One of our heavy lift cranes in precise operation on high seas - the 45000 with a lifting capacity of up to 1,500 tonnes. Truly a great beauty on the jack-up vessel "Vole au vent" of our customer Jan De Nul Group (Official). 😉

Find out more about our CAL series: https://go.liebherr.com/72cjb8

07/02/2022

This amazing shot of Thialf's port side crane was taken during the vessel's ongoing A-frame modification project.

Thialf's cranes are being modified to unlock the Baltic Sea! The vessel's A-frames already have hingable corners that can accommodate an NOV custom-designed semi-permanent adjustment system. Using this system, we can lower Thialf's cranes and fold the A-frames to create a sufficient air gap when combined with ballasting between the vessel and the Storebaelt Bridge.

Read more details about the project here: https://www.heerema.com/insights/modifying-14200-metric-ton-cranes?hsLang=en

07/02/2022

Seven vega ⚓

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22/12/2021