CIMOLAI TECHNOLOGY SPA

Cimolai Technology S.p.A. is a prominent company based in Italy that specializes in the design, manufacturing, and servicing of lifting and handling equipment for a wide range of industries. Established as a division of the larger Cimolai Group, which has a long history in structural engineering and construction, Cimolai Technology has carved out a niche in producing highly specialized lifting equipment.


Core Products and Services



  1. Gantry Cranes: Cimolai Technology manufactures various types of gantry cranes used for shipbuilding, industrial applications, and infrastructure projects. These gantries are known for their robustness and precision.



  2. Portal Cranes: These cranes are particularly useful in port and terminal operations, supporting the movement of containers and large goods efficiently.



  3. Special Cranes: The company also designs customized lifting solutions tailored to the specific needs of clients, which may involve unique specifications and configurations.



  4. Transport Systems: Cimolai Technology offers transporters and self-propelled modular transporters (SPMTs) for moving large and heavy loads within industrial settings or at construction sites.



  5. Docking Systems: The company provides docking and transfer systems that are essential for ship maintenance and construction.




Key Industries



  1. Shipbuilding and Repair: Cimolai Technology provides equipment that supports the lifting, handling, and transport of ship sections and entire vessels, making ship construction and repair more efficient.



  2. Infrastructure and Construction: Their cranes and transportation systems are widely used in large-scale infrastructure projects, including bridges, tunnels, and stadiums.



  3. Energy Sector: The company supplies equipment for handling heavy components in the energy sector, including wind turbines and other renewable energy installations.



  4. Ports and Terminals: Cimolai Technology plays a significant role in enhancing the operations at ports and terminals with state-of-the-art lifting and handling equipment.




Innovation and Quality


Cimolai Technology is known for its commitment to innovation, incorporating the latest technological advancements in their equipment to enhance performance, safety, and reliability. Their products often feature advanced automation systems, remote control capabilities, and rigorous safety mechanisms.


Global Presence


While based in Italy, Cimolai Technology serves a global market, with projects and clients around the world. The company has a reputation for delivering high-quality, customized solutions to meet the specific needs of diverse industries.


Sustainability


Cimolai Technology also takes sustainability seriously, aiming to develop equipment that not only meets the required operational performance but also adheres to environmental standards. They work on reducing the environmental impact of their products through efficient design and the incorporation of eco-friendly technologies.


In summary, Cimolai Technology S.p.A. is a key player in the field of heavy lifting and material handling, known for its quality, innovation, and ability to deliver tailored solutions for a diverse range of industries.


Products

MOBILE BOAT HAULERS, BOAT TROLLEYS, TRAVELIFT, SPECIAL CARRIERS

Cittadella Italy

5 Via delle Pezze
Cittadella Veneto 35013
Italy

Maritime News

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