For one of our customers in the oil market we have completely designed, engineered and manufactured a solar telemetry system for their thirteen mooring buoys. Each buoy will have one solar power system and two quick release mooring hooks.
Read moreStraatman has been awarded to manufacture, supply and install 24 pcs of quick release mooring hooks including solar power systems for the new Ship to Ship berths along the Rozenburg peninsula in the Calandkanaal in the Port of Rotterdam.
Read moreWe offer durable and cost-effective mooring solutions for the safe and efficient handling of mooring lines. In-house production and extensive guarantee.
Read moreSometimes you have a project that makes you aware again of all the possibilities of the products you make. These projects require all your in-house expertise to make the perfect product that meets the customers demand. The project we completed in our factory this week is such a project.
Read moreAt the end of last year, one of our regular overseas customers requested an urgent quotation for a great project located in Johor, Malaysia. The specifications, issued by two independent consultants, had conflicting requirements which we had to list and highlight in our proposal.
Read moreAt the end of last year, Straatman received a great order from a leading French civil contractor for the supply, commissioning and start-up of twenty four double 75 T Quick Release Mooring units which will be installed on three newly constructed ferry berths in Calais, France.
Read moreOn our website and on our blogs, we often mention our testing machine. And with good reason, because we believe that this machine is a crucial part of our production process. Our team tests every hook extensively, so we can guarantee that our clients purchase machines that they can rely on for 100%. But how does this testing process work, and what do we focus on? You will know when you read this blog and watch the video!
Read moreThis week we successfully completed an internal FAT of a Phase 3 jetty system to be installed at a huge bunkering port, situated in the Malaysian Pengerang area.
Read moreA newly-built berthing area in the Elbe River is powered by nineteen solar panels. The panels provide power to quick-release mooring hook units with integrated capstans. Following the Port of Rotterdam, the Port of Hamburg is the second major port to opt for this sustainable solution.
Read moreAs soon as the borders opened again, our engineers started the commissioning of the Quick Release Mooring Hooks and Berthing Aid System at the Alfa Terminal. This terminal, located in Szczecin in Poland, is specialized in trans-shipment and storage of bulk cargo and liquid chemical cargo.
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