GENMA delivers two 2500 tph ship loaders to Indonesian customer
Published by Charlotte Sweby,
Editorial Assistant
Dry Bulk,
GENMA's commissioning of two 2500 tph ship loaders for an Indonesian customer, marks the official entry of their custom-engineered equipment into production operations.
Recently, GENMA successfully completed the commissioning and delivery of two custom-designed 2500 tph fixed-type ship loaders for an Indonesian customer at the project site in South Kalimantan. A delivery ceremony was jointly attended by representatives from both parties.
The two ship loaders were custom-engineered based on the actual operating conditions of the customer's terminal. Adopting a fixed design installed on nearshore concrete piers, the equipment not only ensures efficient loading operations but also effectively reduces terminal construction costs. Each loader is equipped with a rotary discharge chute, offering flexibility to accommodate vessels of various sizes. The two units support coordinated operation, backed by comprehensive safety interlocking protection and remote monitoring systems, providing reliable assurance for continuous and stable loading operations.
The successful delivery marks the official entry of this equipment into production operations. GENMA will continue to provide timely technical support and service assurance to customers, ensuring long-term and stable equipment performance, and helping customers improve their bulk material handling efficiency.
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