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Home›Offshore Wind›MET Marine to Promote Crane for Offshore Wind Sector at Seawork 2013 (UK)
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September 6, 2012 · about 14 years ago

MET Marine to Promote Crane for Offshore Wind Sector at Seawork 2013 (UK)

MET Marine offers high quality marine equipment including Pellegrini and Amco Veba cranes for onshore or offshore use. Keith Hutchinson is already making plans for the company’s much larger stand in 2013: “After enjoying such a positive and rewarding response to our stand at Seawork 2012, we quickly

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MET Marine offers high quality marine equipment including Pellegrini and Amco Veba cranes for onshore or offshore use. Keith Hutchinson is already making plans for the company’s much larger stand in 2013:

“After enjoying such a positive and rewarding response to our stand at Seawork 2012, we quickly decided we had to follow up this success by attending next year’s Seawork 2013.

“Not only have we booked early for the 2013 exhibition, but we have increased the size of our stand by some 50% in order to accommodate more ambitious plans for our display.

“We will again be promoting our range of Amco Veba, Pellegrini and SMT marine cranes and deck equipment and will be displaying an Amco Veba 804/1S crane to illustrate its impressive build quality, design features and marinised finish.

“This marine crane, with its 4.9m reach and 770kg capacity, will be of particular interest to the Windfarm Support, Workboat and Fish Farming sectors of the industry.”

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Press release, September 6, 2012; Image: MET Marine

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