A WASTE COLLECTION WORK BOAT DELIVERED TO KOPER

A WASTE COLLECTION WORK BOAT DELIVERED TO KOPER

In the past, on several occasions and in cooperation with the Finnish company Konecranes, Radež has delivered container RMG and RTG cranes to the Port of Koper in Slovenia. This time, together with its Slovenian partner, the company Imexa from Ljubljana, Radež delivered a waste collection boat. After sea trialand testing, the work boat arrived at its destination in the home port on December 1st of this year and was handed over to the customer.This single-hull boat with inboard engines is a design category C, and the construction material is steel. The main…continue reading →
STERN RAMP DELIVERED TO THE USA

STERN RAMP DELIVERED TO THE USA

On June 24th of this year, a stern ramp was delivered from Radež's port of Bristva. This ramp is intended for installation on a ship being built at the American shipyard Bollinger in Amelia, Louisiana. The ship is being built for the company ULA and will be named Space Ship, and used for transport of rockets. 25 years ago, Radež manufactured and delivered a stern ramp for the first such ship, named Rocket Ship. Radež achieved this business venture in cooperation with the Swedish company MacGregor from Gothenburg. Blato June 26, 2025continue reading →
THIRD DELIVERY OF ASC MAIN GIRDERS FOR KONECRANES

THIRD DELIVERY OF ASC MAIN GIRDERS FOR KONECRANES

A year after the second delivery of 8 main girders for Konecranes ASC cranes intended for the DP World Antwerp Gateway container terminal in Belgium, a third contingent of 8 bridges was delivered to the same customer. ASC cranes ("automatic stacking crane") are gantry cranes that run on rails and are used for automatic stacking of containers in ports with large container warehouses. In Radež, steel main girder structures and built-in handrails and platforms were fabricated. In addition, drainage pipelines and electrical installations were installed on the main girders. Assembling of the elements of the crane’s construction and finishing works…continue reading →