BACKSTAGE WITH CAVOTEC

A LOOK AT CAVOTEC S WORLD Passengers breathe clean, cool air on an aircraft at Dubai International Airport. A container vessel is connected to shore power at the Port of Oakland. A highspeed train travels safely through a tunnel in Sweden. A ship in Australia is loaded with iron ore bound for China. These are moments that occur every day, all over the world. Moments that ensure our world functions that people travel safely, that international trade takes place. This is a collection of photographs showing Cavotec products in their element: powering cranes, mooring ships, fuelling aircraft, and controlling equipment. This is Cavotec: behind the scenes, the invisible link powering the world we see. The majority of the images in this book were taken in 2011 while we filmed material for our new corporate film. You can see the film at cavotec.com Cavotec is founded on the development and sharing of good ideas. This book shows how some of these ideas help ensure the world we live in functions smoothly and sustainably. We hope you enjoy it. Ottonel Popesco, Cavotec CEO

Ports & maritime

MoorMaster automated mooring units at Utah Point Berth, Port Hedland, Western Australia.

MoorMaster automated mooring units at the Port of Saelvig, Denmark.

Cavotec s Panzerbelt cable protection system powering shore-to-ship (STS) cranes at Maher Terminals at the Port of Newark, New Jersey, USA.

Cavotec cable reels powering railmounted gantry cranes (RMGC) at APMT Portsmouth, Virginia, USA.

Staff at the Port of Los Angeles prepare a Cavotec mobile Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) unit for use.

Cavotec MoorMaster units operated by radio remote control at Port Hedland, Western Australia.

Cavotec s Panzerbelt cable protection system, a motorised cable reel on an STS crane and MoorMaster units ensure smooth and efficient container handling at the Port of Salalah, Oman.

A Cavotec AMP Mobile unit at the Port of Los Angeles, USA. A Cavotec onboard AMP system readies to connect an APL container vessel to shore power at the Port of Oakland, USA.

A Cavotec AMP junction box embedded into the quayside at the Port of Oakland, USA.

A Cavotec motorised cable reel powers an STS crane at the Port of Oakland.

AIRPORTS

An aircraft connected to Cavotec power cables at Frankfurt International Airport, Germany.

A Cavotec Fladung electrically-driven caddy serves an aircraft at Frankfurt International Airport, Germany.

A bridge-mounted 400Hz station converter in action at an airport in the US.

A Cavotec pop-up pit at Frankfurt International Airport, Germany.

A Cavotec Meyerinck pantograph transfers fuel to an aircraft from a Cavotec Dabico pit system.

A Cavotec Meyerinck fuel system supplies an aircraft at Frankfurt International Airport, Germany.

Our systems provide a full range of utilities to aircraft at airports worldwide.

Mining &tunnelling

One of our Radio Remote Control units is used to control tunnelling machinery at a site in Sweden.

We have supplied cables and cable management systems to the mining sector for more than thirty years.

A Cavotec motorised cable reel at a mine in Newcastle, Australia.

Cavotec cable reels power equipment in mining and tunnelling applications worldwide.

GENERAL INDUSTRY

Cavotec Brevetti drag chains power countless general industry applications worldwide.

A Cavotec Radio Remote Control unit is used to control a crane in Australia.

Cavotec Alfo spring driven cable reels power mobile applications such as cranes all over the world.

Our spring driven cable reels are used in a wide variety of general industry applications, including world-class electrical and sound systems in theatres.