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#11503098

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503099

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503100

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503101

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503102

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503103

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503104

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503105

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503106

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11503110

23 August 2024

The first five ultra-large shore cranes are sent to Egypt at the West Coast New Area in Qingdao, Shandong province, China, on August 23, 2024. With a lifting weight of 75 tons under the spadders, a forward extension of 72 meters, and a lifting height of 57.5 meters on the rails, the quaybridge is one of the highest lifting heights under the lifting capacity in the world and belongs to the ultra-large shore crane category, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of the world's largest container ships.

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#11138283

11 April 2024

An aerial photo is showing the container terminal of the Suqian Port along the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. It is reported that the Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and a foreign trade container throughput of 5,145 TEU, which is an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput is reaching 2,522,300 tons, up by 17.75%.

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#11138284

11 April 2024

Containers are being stacked at Suqian Port on the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. The canal at Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and the foreign trade container throughput has reached 5,145 TEU, which is an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput has hit 2,522,300 tons, showing an increase of 17.75%.

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#11138285

11 April 2024

An aerial photo is showing the container terminal of the Suqian Port along the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. It is reported that the Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and a foreign trade container throughput of 5,145 TEU, which is an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput is reaching 2,522,300 tons, up by 17.75%.

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#11138286

11 April 2024

An aerial photo is showing the container terminal of the Suqian Port along the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. It is reported that the Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and a foreign trade container throughput of 5,145 TEU, which is an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput is reaching 2,522,300 tons, up by 17.75%.

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#11138287

11 April 2024

Containers are being stacked at Suqian Port on the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. The canal at Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and the foreign trade container throughput has reached 5,145 TEU, showing an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput is at 2,522,300 tons, which is an increase of 17.75%.

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#11138288

11 April 2024

An aerial photo is showing the container terminal of the Suqian Port along the canal in Suqian, China, on April 11, 2024. It is reported that the Suqian Port has completed a container throughput of 57,500 TEU in the first quarter of 2024, marking an increase of 26.36%, and a foreign trade container throughput of 5,145 TEU, which is an increase of 145.23%. Additionally, the cargo throughput is reaching 2,522,300 tons, up by 17.75%.

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