French Polynesia News

The LS-C 60 cylinder-luffing ship crane has been selected for the Mareva Nui II, designed for service in French Polynesia. Its compact footprint and low center of gravity support vessel stability while preserving deck space for both cargo and onboard facilities. The cylinder-luffing mechanism reduces mechanical complexity by limiting the number of wire ropes and sheaves, which helps lower maintenance effort overtime. With a lifting capacity of up to 40 tonnes, the crane handles a broad cargo range, from general supplies to heavier loads.