| Cavotec supplies a comprehensive range of radio remote control (RRC) units for applications in the mining, tunelling, ports and maritime and offshore sectors all around the world. | |
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Following yesterday's release of our interim report, today we have news of an important order on the US market for our advanced, explosion proof radio remote control units for a niche onshore energy application.
Cavotec is launching a lightweight radio remote control unit specifically designed for frequent and extended use. The unit, the MC3100, is designed for use with mobile cranes, tower cranes and crusher machines.
Cavotec shareholders have voted by an overwhelming majority to approve the Company's proposal on corporate restructuring and listing its shares on the Nasdaq OMX Stockholm stock exchange. This release provides details of the proposal, the vote and outlines the next stages in the restructuring process.
We have written about our Radio Remote Controls (RRC) before. With such a wide range of applications, we have something new to share quite often. We have seen our RRCs control oil skimmers, an unmanned vessel, Goldhofer vehicles and heavy machinery used to clear munitions from a NATO test range in Norway.
In another example of how our radio remote control (RRC) systems are used at some unusual applications around the world, one such unit recently entered service with two huge water cannon at Petroport in Stenungsund, southern Sweden.
Cavotec has completed the delivery of a number of industrial radio remote control (RRC) systems that will be sued on the world’s largest deep water drilling ship, the Dalian Developer.
Cavotec Micro-control and unmanned surface vehicle (USV) manufacturer, Maritime Robotics, successfully held a demonstration of a radio remote controlled (RRC) unmanned vessel – Mariner USV – off the coast of Trondheim, Norway, earlier this week.
We will be exhibiting at one of the world’s leading trade shows for the offshore energy industry, OTC, that gets underway next week in Houston.
How do you maneuver the world's largest refinery reactor through a built up area? And how does a Cavotec radio remote control (RRC) unit help? Watch this clip for some close calls, brushes with street furniture - and even a (smoking hot) Cavotec RRC.
Our radio remote controls (RRC) are used in some of the harshest environments in the world. Now, one of our RRC units is headed to the Antartic, where it will be used with to operate a specialised crane that launches and recovers a survey vessel.
Here is an image of our new, lightweight, highly ergonomic radio remote control unit, the MC3100, designed for operators to control mobil...
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Cavotec Micro-control, recently hosted a three-day internal product exhibition in Hausen, central Germany. The event included a visit to ...
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Cavotec Micro-control is currently exhibiting at CeMAT in Hannover, Germany. The show runs between May 2 and May 6. This year, along with...
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Cavotec's stand at OTC 2011, #5235 in the Norwegian Pavilion, all set for action, manned by Cavotec's Adam Banks, Mike Larkin and Marcelo...
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A look at how our advanced automated mooring, control, and fuelling technologies are supporting the safe, clean, and efficient operations...
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