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TTS Port Equipment AB

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Head Office

SE-411 04 Goteborg

Sweden

+46 31 725 79 00

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www.tts-marine.no

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  • TTS Port Equipment’s linkspan design for Belfast.

    News

    New gangway and mooring system for Belfast

    2011-06-26T13:00:00

    Ferry operator Stena Line UK has placed an order with TTS Port Equipment for the construction and installation of a passenger gangway and semi-automatic mooring system for its Belfast terminal.

  • The linkspan will facilitate the Borholmstrafikken ferry company’s catamaran traffic between Ystad and Rønne on the island of Bornholm.

    News

    New linkspan for catamaran traffic

    2010-12-06T09:20:00

    A new order for a purpose built mechanical linkspan at the port of Ystad in southern Sweden has been awarded to TTS Port Equipment AB. Having delivered a similar installation at Ystad last year, TTS is building the new linkspan on the same principle of hydraulic cylinder operation.

  • The new linkspan at Harwich is able to operate as two independent sections.

    News

    Double deck linkspan for fast turnaround at Harwich

    2010-05-26T17:41:00

    The UK’s Harwich International Port has completed preparations to receive the new generation of superferries to be introduced by Stena Line. The first vessel, the new ‘Stena Hollandica’, came into service on 16 May, with the ‘Stena Britannica’ to follow later in the season.

  • TTS Port equipment is to supply a new linkspan for the Bollhörnkai at Port of Kiel.

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    New linkspan on order for Kiel - by David Foxwell

    2010-05-04T13:52:00

    The Bollhörnkai berth in Kiel, Germany, which is currently being updated and rebuilt for use by Stena Line for the Gothenburg ferry route, also requires the installation of an adjustable main deck linkspan to replace an existing concrete slope. TTS Port Equipment AB has been tasked with supplying the 26m ...

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    Automatic mooring system for Copenhagen Malmö – by David Foxwell

    2010-04-08T10:59:00

    Following an order the company received last year to design and install two double-tier linkspans for Copenhagen Malmö Port, TTS Port Equipment AB has been given the go ahead to supply a semi-automatic mooring system for the port.

  • TTS recently delivered a new linkspan for the port of Hoek van Holland in The Netherlands.

    News

    New gangway contracts for TTS Port Equipment - David Foxwell

    2010-01-11T17:47:00

    TTS Port Equipment has secured a raft of contracts for port gangways in recent weeks, and delivered and installed a number of linkspans.

  • News

    New linkspans for Swedish port

    2009-07-30T12:36:00

    TTS Port Equipment AB has secured a contract to design, manufacture and fit two double tier linkspans for the contractor Skanska. The linkspans will be installed at Copenhagen Malmö Port in Sweden, which is currently undergoing large scale expansion with the building of new port facilities coupled with a move ...

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    TTS revamps Stena linkspans

    2008-05-08T20:09:00

    TTS has carried out a major upgrade project to extend the life of access ramps serving a Stena Line route.

  • Another linkspan will be installed at the Swedish Port of Gothenburg.

    News

    TTS Awarded SemiSubmerged Linkspan Contract

    2006-09-01T00:00:00

    TTS Port Equipment AB has been awarded a contract for a semi-submerged linkspan for use by island traffic outside Gothenburg, Sweden. The semi-submerged linkspan will be a vehicle deck structure hinged to the quay.

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