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Home›Dredging›South Africa: “Italeni” to Replace “Crane”
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August 11, 2014 · about 12 years ago

South Africa: “Italeni” to Replace “Crane”

The grab hopper dredger “Italeni” last week arrived in Durban on her maiden voyage from the Bulgarian shipyard where she was constructed. She will replace the aging grab hopper dredger “Crane”, which has recently been equipped with a new grab crane that will now be transferred to “Italeni”. The dred

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The grab hopper dredger “Italeni” last week arrived in Durban on her maiden voyage from the Bulgarian shipyard where she was constructed.

She will replace the aging grab hopper dredger “Crane”, which has recently been equipped with a new grab crane that will now be transferred to “Italeni”.

The dredger was built by IHC Merwede (now Royal IHC) at the shipyard of their partner MTG Dolphin in Varna, Bulgaria.

She will be used mainly for maintenance dredging work in various ports throughout the country.

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August 11, 2014

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