1300 tonnes – world's largest monopile moved on self-propelled transporters from SCHEUERLE

Precision even under maximum load - here two SCHEUERLE InterCombi SPE vehicle combinations are moving in a loose coupling mode - vehicle movements are coordinated by means of a data line. 56 axle lines using a 4-file combination ensure safe transport operations.

There is a clear upward trend - wind turbines both on and offshore have been getting increasingly bigger for a number of years now. In this respect, Rostock-based EEW Special Pipe Constructions GmbH (EEW) has produced the world's largest monopile with a diameter of 7.8 metres and a length of 84.5 metres. For in-plant transportation, self-propelled InterCombi SPEs from SCHEUERLE (TII Group) are used. Logistics providers, Buss Port Logistics, loads the monopiles from the factory in Rostock onto barges with the help of SCHEUERLE SPMTs. These are subsequently transported to the Buss-owned Orange Blue Terminal in Eemshaven and unloaded again with the same vehicles.

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