Solines has put a new mobile transfer crane into use, the Sennebogen 840E. This crane, with a revolutionary magnet system, lifts up to 5000 kg of steel pipes up at a distance of up to 10 meters. This makes the pipe wholesale from Moerdijk even more flexible in the handling of steel pipes. Movable u-pole magnets The Sennebogen has a rotor with two movable u-pole magnets. These are powerful enough to simultaneously lift two steel pipes of up to 9000 kilograms per...
Solines has bought 2 trailers! In order to further expand our service, Solines has purchased 2 new sliding trailers. This allows Solines to supply the steel pipes at any required construction site without any worries. Because the Nooteboom trailers are hydraulically steered, tight and difficult-to-reach places can also be reached without worries with these trailers. The trailers can also extend to 21.50 m, and we can deliver pipes up to 22.50 m in length without extra costs for the transport. This in...
Solines opens its own, new railway yard for transporting pipes and steel. In June 2013, Solines started using its own railway line for the transport of pipes and steel. Around 2 years ago, Solines decided to start this project on the site in Moerdijk. One of the reasons is that European factories consider rail transport important for the supply of pipes. In addition, transport by rail reduces CO2 emissions. own railway yard for transporting pipes and steel High loading and unloading capacity The...
Recently, in collaboration with Pk trucks, beautiful aerial shots have been taken of Solines’ stock of steel pipes in Moerdijk. See the pictures below.
For 12.5 years, Jovanka Savanović has been ensuring a clean interior for us in Moerdijk. That’s a good reason for branch manager Luuk den Besten to put her in the spotlight. Own boss We asked her how she has experienced those 12.5 years. ‘Brilliant, I really can’t say anything else. People here are always very kind and friendly to me. And I’m my own boss. I’ve always had a great time here. Otherwise, you don’t stay around that long, of course.’...