The 1280 tons mobile boat hoist for Bayonne Drydock & Repair Corp. in New Jersey, USA has been completely dispatched and it will be assembled shortly. Currently, it is the biggest mobile boat hoist in the world. Read the following article [Maritime Reporter & Engineering News – January 2020] https://magazines.marinelink.com/nwm/MaritimeReporter/202001/#page/44

Cimolai Technology has completed the assembly of the 220 ton boat hoist for ANP in the shipyard of Ras Kebdana, North of Morocco. The machine in equipped  with a remote control, an air-conditioned command cabin, an electronic steering system – microprocessor controlled – and a remote tele-assistance.

At Fort Lauderdale international boat show Mr. Roberto Cimolai and Mr. Paul Derecktor, the CEO of Derecktor Shipyards, formalized the agreement for the supply of a 1500 ton mobile boat hoist that will be installed at Fort Pierce in Florida, USA in 2020. Such new machine is the third mobile boat hoist purchased by Derecktor…

A special unit with adjustable track has been recently installed at Lauderdale Marine Center, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The 145 ton machine is the third unit that Cimolai Technology has supplied to this same Customer, in addition to the 485 ton and 220 ton ones previously delivered.

Cimolai Technology will attend METS trade show in Amsterdam also this year. Come to meet us in our booth nr. 05.307 from November, 19th to November 21st

We will wait for you in our booth #704 (Super Yacht Pavilion) at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (October, 30th ÷ November, 3rd) Mind the date and come to visit the show!

We will exhibit at CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW in South Africa (October, 18th÷20th). We will be glad to welcome you in our booth nr. M65.  

Cimolai Technology will exhibit at GIS 2019, the Lifting, Industrial & Port Handling and Heavy Transport Show in Piacenza, Italy from October, 3th ÷ 5th. Come and meet us at our booth nr. A52 pavilion 1

Ship Building Industry has published an editorial about Cimolai Technology in the last issue of the magazine [vol. 13 / Issue 4 -2019]. Read the editorial