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Science behind Bromma spreaders’ design
Our aim is to design safe, lightweight and environmentally friendly spreaders, which can operate in harsh environments. So what is the science behind Bromma spreaders’ design? Take a look at the video where the Head of Structrual Science at Bromma explains how Bromma’s engineers work towards creating industry’s leading spreaders.
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Bromma takes action to cut emissions and leads the way in energy efficiency
In the quest to combat climate change, we have set a goal to cut down our greenhouse emissions by 50% bu 2030. To accomplish these ambitions, we’ve charted a comprehensive strategy encompassing three pivotal fronts: our products and their use, our operations, and materials and manufacturing. Read more on how we’ve undertaken a Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) to assess the environmental impact of our key products, and what kind of actions we are taking to contribute to climate change battle.
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From data to action: how Bromma Spreader Monitoring System helps to improve crane efficiency
Up to 50% of quay crane downtime is caused by spreader issues. Bromma’s Spreader Monitoring System uses advanced algorithms and real-time data analysis to assess spreader health, providing proactive insights. The intuitive Green/Yellow/Red signal visualization highlights spreader condition. Act on indications to prevent downtime, with detailed issue information and step-by-step instructions.
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Bromma is taking next steps in introducing carbon-neutral steel in our products
Ports are obligated to cut down their CO2 emissions to combat global warming. Sure, the biggest emissions come from the actual port operations. But that’s no reason to disregard optimizing the equipment’s production process. Small seeds grow into big trees – that’s why we dove into the steel production process to make the best choices for our spreaders and our customers.
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Save time on service and increase spreader lifetime with Bromma Autolubrication System
The Autolubrication system is designed to automatically lubricate critical areas on the spreader while it is in operation, resulting in a reduction of grease consumption by up to 50% and eliminating the need to manually lubricate each lubrication point.This leads to reduced service and maintenance, and lowers spreader downtime.
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Making a Greener Impact: The Steel Behind Our Spreaders
Ports are obligated to cut down their CO2 emissions to combat global warming. Sure, the biggest emissions come from the actual port operations. But that’s no reason to disregard optimizing the equipment’s production process. Small seeds grow into big trees – that’s why we dove into the steel production process to make the best choices for our spreaders and our customers.
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Bromma Height Indication System: The Solution for Safe and Precise Container Handling
This system introduced by Bromma accurately measures the distance between the spreader and the container, providing real-time signals to the crane operator to decelerate and avoid hard landings on containers. This can help to avoid slack ropes and reduced wear and tear on the spreader.
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Prevent Accidents with Bromma Landed and Hold Indication System
The Landed and Hold is an optional spreader feature that provides an extra layer of safety in container moves. When it comes to operating cranes and handling containers, accident prevention is of the utmost importance. One way to ensure accident prevention in your operation is by using the Bromma Landed and Hold Spreader Indication System.
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Bromma appoints new Vice-President for R&D
Our aim is to design safe, lightweight and environmentally friendly spreaders, which can operate in harsh environments. So what is the science behind Bromma spreaders’ design? Take a look at the video where the Head of Structrual Science at Bromma explains how Bromma’s engineers work towards creating industry’s leading spreaders.
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Science behind Bromma spreaders’ design
Our aim is to design safe, lightweight and environmentally friendly spreaders, which can operate in harsh environments. So what is the science behind Bromma spreaders’ design? Take a look at the video where the Head of Structrual Science at Bromma explains how Bromma’s engineers work towards creating industry’s leading spreaders.
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