B&W 1961

The cranes were built by KRUPP – ARDELT, which are two separate companies today.

The cranes could lift (2×150 tons) 300 tons each and 600 tons together.

I believe, that the cranes were updated to lift 400 tons each.

But, I don’t remember the source!

Krupp

Ardelt (KRANUNION)

Danish Shipyards

B&W

B&W diesel engine

B&W 1942

B&W 1960

Lindø Shipyard

The Lindø Story

Ship Build In 4,31 Minutes

Lindø, Danmark

Odense Staalskibsværft 3. april 1964

Inrotech Shipyard Welding robots (Made in Denmark)

FAYARD

Nakskov Shipyard

Helsingør Shipyard

Helsingør Værft 1975

Svendborg Shipyard

Århus Shipyard

Ålborg Shipyard

Danyard

Royal Denship

Frederikshavns Shipyard

Frederikshavns Skibsværft, ca. 1975

Fåborg Shipyard

Karstensens Shipyard, Skagen

Marstal Shipyard

Assens Shipyard

Søby Shipyard

Esbjerg Shipyard

Thyborøn Shipyard

Hirtshals Yard

Shipyards in Hirtshals

North Sea Yard, Hanstholm

Hvide Sande Shipyard

Vestværftet, Hvide Sande

Mathis Shipyard

Hundested Shipyard

Gajhede & Thorsen A/S

Ring-Andersen Shipyard, Svendborg

Nordsøværftet A/S, Ringkøbing

Korsør Shipyard

Grenå Skibsværft

Sakskøbing Shipyard

Holbæk Shipyard

Struer Shipyard

Næstved Skibsværft

Orlogsværftet

Shipyards: We are being held down by the state

Minister will explore possible protectionism against Danish shipyards

Holmen

Holmen 1943

Copenhagen Shipyard, ca. 1922

J. Koefods Shipyard, Fakse Ladeplads

Port of Esbjerg

Strength Principles Experienced on a Ship Structure

Petersen & Albeck (Scrapyard), Copenhagen

World Largest Shipping Company

Sea Lions on the front of a Mærsk Ship