SGC travels to China
Sarens will bring its SGC-120 into action to construct a drilling platform in Nantong, China.
12
July 2013

Worldwide heavy lifting and special transport specialist Sarens announces its cooperation in the Cheviot Octabouy project. At the Cosco Shipyard in Nantong (Qidong, China) a new drilling platform will be built. Sarens' expertise will be used to lift several modules for the construction of the top-side drilling platform with a total weight of 15.000t. The heaviest module will weigh 1.300t. The SGC-120 will be transported directly to China, after finishing a job in Arizona, USA.

On site the crane will be assembled and moved with SPMT's (Self-Propelled Modular Trailers) to her lifting position. "Thus the SGC-120 facilitates the total duration of the project as the crane will not obstruct the other on-site works," explains Technical Solution Manager Steven Sarens.
The assembly of the crane will start in August 2012. The lifting is scheduled for October 2012 and will last several months.

Read the complete press release.