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Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Lattice Boom Crane 20 1997 GN 20/10 ROSETTI-RAVENNA (ITALY) AGIP BARBARA 1 Ton @ 10 m Lattice Boom Crane 15 1997 GN 15/20 DAEWOO (KOREA) AGIP-NAME DP3 1 Ton @ 20 m Lattice Boom Crane 15 1997 GN 15/20 DAEWOO (KOREA) AGIP-NAME DP4 1 Ton @ 20 m Lattice Boom Crane 30 1997 GN 30/50 ROSETTI-RAVENNA (ITALY) ELF ELF QUITAINE 1 Ton @ 50 m Lattice Boom Crane 25 MICOPERI/TECNOMARE 1998 GN 25/30 PETRONAS PETRONAS 1 Ton @ 30 m (ITALY) Lattice Boom Crane 15 FINCANTIERI PALERMO 1998 GN 15/20 SELM VEGA I 1 Ton @ 20 m (ITALY) Lattice Boom Crane 30 1999 GN 30/40 FINCANTIERI GENOVA (ITALY) SAIPEM SCARABEO V 1 Ton @ 40 m Lattice Boom Crane 25 RAUMA REPOLA OFFSHORE 1999 GN 25/30 SHELL EXPRO MSU STADIVE 1 Ton @ 30 m (FINLAND) Lattice Boom Crane 30 CHANTIERS DU NORD 1999 GN 30/30 DYUI OFFSHORE DYUI OMEGA 1 Ton @ 30 m (FRANCE) Lattice Boom Crane 50 RAUMA REPOLA OFFSHORE 2000 GN 50/30 V/O SUDOIMPORT CASPIAN SEA 1 Ton @ 30 m (FINLAND) Lattice Boom Crane 30 RAUMA REPOLA OFFSHORE 2000 GN 30/30 V/O SUDOIMPORT DRILLING SHIP 1 Ton @ 30 m (ITALY) Lattice Boom Crane 30 2000 GN 30/25 FINCANTIERI TRIESTE (ITALY) SAIPEM CASTORO VI 1 Ton @ 25 m Lattice Boom Crane 15 FINCANTIERI PALERMO 2000 GN 15/26 AGIP-NAME SLOUG 96 1 Ton @ 26 m (ITALY) Lattice Boom Crane 50 FINCANTIERI PALERMO 2002 GN 50/40 ALL SEAS LORELAY II 1 Ton @ 40 m (ITALY) Lattice Boom Crane 15 2002 GN 15/50 ROSETTI (ITALY) AGIP U.K. TIFFANY 1 Ton @ 50 m Lattice Boom Crane 30 RAUMA REPOLA OFFSHORE 2002 GN 30/30 GLOBAL MARINE GLOMAR SEMI III 1 Ton @ 30 m (ITALY) 1 Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/6 INTERMARE SARDA (ITALY) AGIP GARIBALDI C 2 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/6 ROSETTI (ITALY) AGIP AGOSTINO C 1 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/6 BENELLI (ITALY) AGIP AMELIA + D11 D 1 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/6 BENELLI (ITALY) AGIP AGOSTINO B 1 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/18 ESCRAVOS GAS PROJECT CHEVRON NIGERIA G.G.C.P. 1 Ton @ 18 m Lattice Boom Crane 18 2002 GN 18/6 AGIP (ITALY) AGIP ANTONELLA / ANTONIO 1 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 8 Ton BONACCIA FIELD BONA 2002 GN 8/21 SAIPEM (ITALY) _ 1 @ 21 m 14 Stiff Boom Crane 7 Ton @ GAS TANKER /PORTO 2002 CHCD 07/13 FINCANTIERI CNI (ITALY) SNAM MARE 1 13 m VENERE Stiff Boom Crane CABLE LAYING / 2002 CHCD 05/08 FINCANTIERI CNI (ITALY) ITALMARE 1 5 Ton @ 8 m VESSEL Stiff Boom Crane 2002 CHCD 10/10 FINCANTIERI CNI (ITALY) ITALMARE TELIRI 1 10 Ton @ 10 m Lattice Boom Crane 2002 GN 18/6 NAVALMARE (ITALY) AGIP GARIBALDI K 2 18 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 2003 GN 20/10 PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL DARFEEL FEEL 1 20 Ton @ 10 m Telescopic Boom Crane 10 2003 GN 10/7 ROSETTI (ITALY) AGIP LIMANDE 1 Ton @ 7 m Lattice Boom Crane 2003 GN 18/8 AGIP GELA (ITALY) AGIP PERLA 1 18 Ton @ 8 m 2003 GBD 2/8 Jib Crane 2 Ton @ 8 m SO.ME.CO (ITALY) AGIP LACINIA 1 2003 GBD 2/8 Jib Crane 2 Ton @ 8 m INTERMARE SARDA (ITALY) AGIP REGINA 1 Lattice Boom Crane 2003 GN 20/10/DH 20 Ton @ 10 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL BALTIM EAST 1 Diesel-Hydraulic 2 Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Lattice Boom Crane 2003 GN 20/10/DH 20 Ton @ 10 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL TEMSAH 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Knuckle Boom Crane CEFAS FISHERIES 2003 GNK 2,5/14 FERGUSON FRV CEFAS ENDEAVOUR 1 2,5 Ton @ 14 m LABOR. Lattice Boom Crane South Pars Gas Field 2003 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m SADRA AGIP Phases 4 and 5 (SPD 5 2 Diesel-Hydraulic and SPD 6) Lattice Boom Crane 2003 GN 60/15 EH 60 Ton @ 15 m SADRA NIOC GVA 4000M - KHAZAR 1 Electro-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane MIOCENE GAS 2003 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL 1 DEVELOPMENT Diesel-Hydraulic TelescopicBoom Crane MIOCENE GAS 2003 GN 3.5/9 DH 3,5 Ton @ 9 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL 1 DEVELOPMENT Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2004 GN 18/6 ROSETTI (ITALY) INAGIP MARIKA 2 18 Ton @ 6 m Stiff Boom Crane 2004 CHCD 5/20 SADRA NIOC SALMAN PROJECT 1 5 Ton @ 20 m Telescopic Boom Crane 2004 GN 3.5/9 DH 3,5 Ton @ 9 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL BARBONI 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2004 GN 20/10 PETROBEL (EGYPT) NPT4-05 TEMSAH4 1 20 Ton @ 10 m Lattice Boom Crane 2004 GN 20/10 PETROBEL (EGYPT) NPBN-05 BARBONI 1 20 Ton @ 10 m Lattice Boom Crane South Pars Gas Field 2004 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m SADRA POGC 1 Phase 6 - SPD 7 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane South Pars Gas Field 2004 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m SADRA POGC 1 Phase 7 - SPD 8 Diesel-Hydraulic 3 Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Lattice Boom Crane South Pars Gas Field 2004 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m SADRA POGC 1 Phase 8 - SPD 9 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2004 GN 18/6 NAVALMARE (ITALY) INAGIP IVANA FIELD 1 18 Ton @ 6 m Lattice Boom Crane 2004 GN 18/6 NAVALMARE (ITALY) INAGIP IVANA FIELD 1 18 Ton @ 6 m Telescopic Boom Crane 2005 GN 3.5/9 DH 3,5 Ton @ 9 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL ANSHOUGA 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane TEMSAH 2005 GN 20/10 DH 20 Ton @ 10 m PETROBEL (EGYPT) PETROBEL 1 NORTH WEST 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Stiff Boom Crane LAM-A PLATFORM 2005 CHCD 5/20 DH 5 Ton @ 20 m NCGS (UKRAINE) DRAGON OIL 1 CASPIAN SEA Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane KATARINA - NORTH 2005 GN 18/6 DH 18 Ton @ 6 m ROSETTI (ITALY) INAGIP 1 ADRIATIC FIELD Diesel-Hydraulic Telescopic Bom Crane 2005 GN 5/16 5 Ton @ 16 m SAIPEM (ITALY) FPSO PETROBRAS FPSO GOLFINHO 2 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Telescopic/Knuckle Boom 2005 GNK 15/18 SAIPEM (ITALY) FPSO PETROBRAS FPSO GOLFINHO 2 1 Crane 15 Ton @ 18 m Knuckle Boom Crane RFA DILIGENCE 2006 GK 10/30 UK MOD UK MOD 1 10 Ton @ 30 m FAST FLEET TANKER Telescopic Boom Crane 2006 GN 5/16 SAIPEM SA SONANGOL FPSO GIMBOA 1 5 Ton @ 16 m Lattice Boom Crane 2006 GN 25/24DH 25 Ton @ 24 m SAIPEM SA SONANGOL FPSO GIMBOA 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Knuckle Boom Crane RFA DILIGENCE 2006 GK 7/26 UK MOD UK MOD 1 7 Ton @ 26 m FAST FLEET TANKER Stiff Boom Crane ROMMANA-NORTH 2006 CHCD 10/17 ENPPI NOSPCO 1 10 Ton @ 17 m SINAI PLATFORM 4 Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Knuckle Boom Crane DEMONSTRATION 2006 GK 10/19 FINCANTIERI NIOT 1 10 Ton @ 19 m VESSEL Knuckle Boom Crane DEMONSTRATION 2006 GK 3/8 FINCANTIERI NIOT 1 3 Ton @ 8 m VESSEL Knuckle Boom Crane DEMONSTRATION 2006 GNK 1/10 FINCANTIERI NIOT 1 1 Ton @ 10 m VESSEL Lattice Boom Crane CEARA' BASIN 2006 GN 14/15 DH 14 Ton @ 15 m PETROBRAS PETROBRAS 1 PLATFORM PXA-1 Diesel-Hydraulic Stiff Boom Crane 2006 CHCD 5/25 ITI MARINE KEPPEL FRSU GOLAR SPIRIT 1 5 Ton @ 25 m Stiff Boom Crane RAS BUDRAN 2007 CHCD 25/10 EH 25 Ton @ 10 m ENPPI SUCO PLATFORM ESP 1 Electro-Hydraulic PROJECT Stiff Boom Crane NUNCE 2007 CHCD 25/32 EH 25 Ton @ 32 m COSCO SY EXMAR ACCOMMODATION 1 Electro-Hydraulic BARGE Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL 196 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL 197 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL 209 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL 211 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 14/8 DH 14 Ton @ 8 m PETROBRAS AMERICA INC PETROBRAS BRAZIL PLATFORM PCM-09 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane 2007 GN 10/30 DH 10 Ton @ 30 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SSCV 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Lattice Boom Crane ANNAMARIA A - NORTH 2008 GN 18/6 DH 18 Ton @ 6 m ROSETTI (ITALY) INAGIP 1 ADRIATIC FIELD Diesel-Hydraulic 5 Via F.Busoni 9, 37050 Vallese di Oppeano, Verona (Italy) Tel: + 39 045 508877 - Fax: + 39 045 508855 - [email protected] Reference List Offshore Cranes YEAR TYPE DESCRIPTION SHIPYARD OWNER PTF/SHIP NAME QTY Lattice Boom Crane ANNAMARIA B - NORTH 2008 GN 18/6 DH 18 Ton @ 6 m INTERMARE SARDA (ITALY) AGIP 1 ADRIATIC FIELD Diesel-Hydraulic IZABELA NORTH - Stiff Boom Crane 2008 CHCD 5/12 ROSETTI (ITALY) INAGIP NORTH ADRIATIC 1 5 Ton @ 12 m FIELD IZABELA SOUTH - Stiff Boom Crane 2008 CHCD 5/15 ROSETTI (ITALY) INAGIP NORTH ADRIATIC 1 5 Ton @ 15 m FIELD Lattice Boom Crane 2008 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL 212 2 Diesel-Hydraulic Stiff Boom Crane 2008 CHCD 6/16 ENPPI PETROBEL TUNA PROJECT 1 6 Ton @ 16 m Stiff Boom Crane 2008 CHCD 5/15 DH 5 Ton @ 15 m SUCO SUCO NORTH IDKU PROJECT 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Stiff Boom Crane 2008 CHCD 7/16 DH 7 Ton @ 16 m SUCO SUCO NORTH IDKU PROJECT 1 Diesel-Hydraulic Stiff Boom Crane TANKER PACIFIC TANKER PACIFIC OFFSHORE 2009 CHCD 15/15 DH 15 Ton @ 15 m OFFSHORE FSO CONVERSION 1 TERMINALS Diesel-Hydraulic TERMINALS Telescopic Boom Crane 10 ADMIRALTY SHIPYARD/ALMAZ PR.21300 TRANSPORT 2009 GN 10/15 RUSSIAN NAVY 2 Ton @ 15 m DB VESSEL Lattice Boom Crane 2010 GN 50/8 DH 50 Ton @ 8 m YANTAI RAFFLES SY YANTAI RAFFLES SY SUPER M2 - HULL
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