CARGO HANDLING & SECURITY
Latest news on stowage and security material for cargo containers
CARGO HANDLING & SECURITY
Latest news on stowage and security material for cargo containers
What is the cargo capacity of a ship?
The cargo capacity of a ship can vary widely depending on the type and size of the vessel. Different types of ships are designed for different purposes and have different cargo capacities. Here are some common types of ships and their approximate cargo capacities:...
The Age of AI-Piloted Ships: Revolutionizing Navies and Maritime Exploration
In this blog post, we will delve into the world of AI-piloted ships, their implications for navies, and the potential they hold for the future of maritime endeavors. Benefits of AI-Piloted Ships Risks of AI-Piloted Ships In recent years, advancements in artificial...
Tracing the Evolution of Logistic Containers: From Shipping Revolution to Global Efficiency
The unassuming logistic container might not grab headlines like the latest gadgets or breakthroughs, but its impact on global trade and commerce has been nothing short of revolutionary. Let's embark on a journey through history to explore the evolution of logistic...
Navigating Container Securing Regulations: Ensuring Safe and Secure Global Tradement
In the world of global trade and logistics, ensuring the safety and security of cargo during transportation is of paramount importance. Container securing regulations play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of shipments, preventing accidents, and safeguarding...
How to Properly Climb into a Safety Cage: Ensuring Port Safety for Stevedores
Working in the bustling world of ports and harbors comes with its own set of risks and challenges. Stevedores, the dedicated professionals responsible for loading and unloading cargo, often encounter hazardous environments that demand utmost caution. One critical...
From twistlocks to an on-shore power station: a little piece of Tec Container history
Shipbuilding, in general, saw a major decline due to the post-1974 energy crisis; the industry in Spain was still thriving enough to catch the interest of naval engineer Leonardo Moragón. Recognising a need for a lashing provider in the South of Europe, he founded TEC...
Lifting 40 ft container uneven load
When lifting a 40ft container with an uneven load using a quay crane, there are a few factors to consider. Quay cranes typically use various types of lifting slings, and the choice of sling will depend on the specific circumstances and requirements of the lift. Here...
TEC Container joins Alianza Net-Zero Mar
Alianza Net-Zero MAR is a collaborative non-profit platform that aims to promote decarbonization and electrification in the maritime sector in Spain. It was established in November 2021 in response to the new regulatory framework in the European Union, such as the Fit...
Shore power to mitigate climate change
More than three years ago, we could notice that shore power, one of the most critical actions ports could take to mitigate climate change, had enormous potential. So, as TEC Container, we jumped into the field, and our engineers started developing our own solution....
What is container lashing
Shipping goods across the ocean is a vital part of global trade. Cargo containers are an efficient way to transport large quantities of goods, but they must be secured with properly lashing equipment to prevent damage or loss during transport. What is container...