RIKON Delivers Second Container Crane to Uzbekistan

JSC RIKON has successfully commissioned a second RMG-type container gantry crane at the facilities of First Dry Port Terminal LLC in Tashkent. The delivery follows the earlier installation of the first unit under a previously signed contract. The newly commissioned crane is identical to…

Lena Johnson1 min read
RIKON Delivers Second Container Crane to Uzbekistan
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JSC RIKON has successfully commissioned a second RMG-type container gantry crane at the facilities of First Dry Port Terminal LLC in Tashkent. The delivery follows the earlier installation of the first unit under a previously signed contract.

The newly commissioned crane is identical to the first unit, with a maximum lifting capacity of 41 tons under spreader. Key specifications include a 10.8-meter cantilever length, a 7-meter operating outreach, and a 17.1-meter span between the legs. Equipped with advanced control systems from leading global manufacturers, the crane ensures high reliability, operational precision, and energy efficiency.

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Like its predecessor, the new RMG will support container operations in the terminal’s expansion area, which plays a vital role in the international East-West and North-South transport corridors. Strategically located along the historic Great Silk Road, the First Dry Port Terminal covers 22 hectares and includes eight railway tracks with a total length of 5,300 meters, a covered customs warehouse, open customs areas, a customs control zone, and multiple loading/unloading platforms.

The addition of this second crane will enhance the terminal’s ability to handle rising cargo volumes, improve operational efficiency, and further consolidate its role as a key logistics hub connecting Asia and Europe.

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