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Compact and fast electrically operated linear drive. The drive is particularly suitable for use in automation and conveying technology, where it can replace pneumatic cylinders. Special features Compact design We achieve a stroke of 40 mm with a housing length of just 67 mm Powerful and dynamic Thrust/tensile forces up to 300 N, speed up to 445 mm/s Easy parameterization User friendly software and connect-box Integrated control Configuration and teach-in of the system without expert knowledge Maintenance-free Variant key The KuLi short-stroke linear drive is available in different variants: A variant with an anti-twist device and a variant with a thrust rod. The mechanical connection as well as the plug position can be selected to suit the application. Stroke speed, stroke force and stroke length are individually adjustable.

The 9300 E Harbour Mobile Crane is exceptional in terms of its size and performance. It is a true power house, that has been designed for continuous operation: With a boom length of 40 meters and a 563 kW motor it now started its new duties in the Italian port of Brindisi. The machine was delivered to Sir Spa in Brindisi by Cesaro Mac Import Srl, SENNEBOGEN's official Italian sales and service partner. The green "giant" first undertook an elaborate journey on the Danube route to Constanta in Romania before being set up in its destination. There the crane was reloaded and then transported by sea to Brindisi. Moreover, the 9300 E is a modern Harbour Mobile Crane with an operating radius of 40 meters and a lifting capacity of up to 90 tonnes, specially designed for handling general cargo and bulk material. The harbour mobile crane concept is an attractive solution for many ports as the machine can be moved flexibly at the edge of the pier and its performance covers a wide range of different applications. Thanks to the large boom length, the crane is used for handling various bulk materials on ships up to Panamax class and is used for container handling on Feeder ships. In Brindisi, the crane proved its high bulk material handling performance in the first weeks after delivery. The new owners based their decision buying the 9300 E from SENNEBOGEN on a number of reasons, including Sir's trust in SENNEBOGEN's already well-known material handling solutions: the company has been working successfully with an 850 material handler for several years. The resulting good relationship with its distribution partner Cesaro Mac Import encouraged those responsible to continue to rely on the Italian dealer's service and support in the future. OPERATOR COMFORT: WORKING SAFELY WITH A FANTASTIC VIEW OVER THE PORT Particularly noteworthy is the height adjustment of the Portcab. At a viewing height of 21.2 meters, the operator has an excellent panoramic view of the entire working area from his comfortable and spacious cab. In addition, the height-adjustable cab can be moved over the ship's loading area, allowing the operator to look into the hold without having to rely solely on cameras. The additionally installed cameras offer the operator even more safety when precise loading work is required in the ship's hull. The operator safely and conveniently accesses the cab entrance at a height of nine meters via a safe system consisting of just a few stairs. DESIGNED FOR CONTINUOUS OPERATION AND EASE OF MAINTENANCE The 9300 E is working 24 hours a day without interruption in the port of Brindisi and therefore has to be extremely powerful and robust. Its maintenance is notably user-friendly thanks to the machine’s design: when building the Harbour Mobile Crane, SENNEBOGEN paid attention to the ease of maintenance and accessibility to the machine components. The accessible and spacious Powerpack unit directly behind the winch house allows easy servicing of the motor, and all control and analysis units can be reached conveniently. During installation, it is possible to mount the Powerpack and the winch house in two separate module units. Thanks to the roof of the Powerpack, that can be opened up comfortably, maintenance of larger components is safe and particularly easy. Another plus, according to the Sir operators, is the simplicity of the crane's design, which works with relatively little electronics on board - in line with the SENNEBOGEN motto: "No over-engineering".

This week they received two Emergo Innovation Awards: the jury award and the people’s vote award. The jury award was given after extensive consideration, during which the jury personally visited all nominated companies. To assist the jury in their final choice, all contenders were screened by students of the HZ University of Applied Sciences. In the jury report Nemag was praised for having a proven track record in creating innovative and sustainable solutions. This is only possible because everyone has the same progressive mindset at Nemag. Michel Corbeau, general manager at Nemag: “The jury award means a lot to everyone working at Nemag. Especially because the jury noticed that the whole Nemag team breaths innovation, just like our processes.”