The new Guaymas terminal, owned by SSA Marine México, has this week acquired two heavy Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes and two Rubber-Tired Gantry (ERTG) cranes. This terminal, which will soon begin operations, will manage not only containerized cargo but also general cargo and vehicles, which will help expand SSA Marine's capabilities in northwest Mexico.
Details of the New Equipment
The two STS cranes, with a reach of approximately 62 meters and a loading capacity of 65 tons under the spreader system, along with the two ERTG cranes, represent a significant investment in container transport capabilities and terminal yard operations. This equipment will serve as one of the key components of the future container transport infrastructure in Guaymas and will help create opportunities for future growth. Additionally, this equipment will play an important role in strengthening the terminal as a strategic gateway for regional and international trade.
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Commitment to Regional Economic Development
Nicolas Goutier, Head of Global Container Operations at Carrics – SSA Marine, stated: "The arrival of these four cranes marks an important milestone in the history of the Guaymas port. Following the signing of a contract a few months ago and now with this new equipment, SSA Marine is committed to participating in the development of the Guaymas port in collaboration with local authorities to serve the local economy." This statement reflects SSA Marine's determination to create suitable infrastructure and collaborate with local entities to improve the economic conditions of the region.
The new phase marked by the arrival of this equipment at the Guaymas port demonstrates SSA Marine México's strong commitment to the future of this terminal and the teamwork and dedication of the various employees, contractors, and suppliers who have participated in this project. With these developments, the Guaymas terminal is expected to become one of the key centers for maritime trade and cargo transport in the region.
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