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Home›Dredging›Steder Group Transports Dredger Parts to Singapore
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October 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Steder Group Transports Dredger Parts to Singapore

The Steder Group has shipped large machinery items, with weights up to 85 tonnes, from the Netherlands to Singapore for a renowned Dutch dredging company. In total, the shipment consisted of more than 1,500 tonnes, with all the materials being intended for the refurbishment of a large backhoe dredge

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The Steder Group has shipped large machinery items, with weights up to 85 tonnes, from the Netherlands to Singapore for a renowned Dutch dredging company.

In total, the shipment consisted of more than 1,500 tonnes, with all the materials being intended for the refurbishment of a large backhoe dredger.

The Steder Group B.V., based in Rhoon, located directly on the arterial road leading to Rotterdam port, arranges comprehensive logistics for all sorts of cargo transportation, worldwide.

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Dredging Today Staff, October 4, 2012; Image: wwpc

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