Freeport Stocks Up on ABB Spares for STS Cranes
Port Freeport in Texas is investing in spare parts for the ABB drives used on its ZPMC ship-to-shore cranes. The move comes as some key components approach obsolescence, prompting proactive stockpiling to secure critical crane operations.
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“Port Freeport’s investment ensures continuity and reduces future maintenance risks as older crane parts become harder to source.”
Author’s Summary
Port Freeport and other global terminals are strengthening operations and sustainability through proactive equipment upgrades and greener technology initiatives.
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