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Stoneridge-Orlaco Launches Digital Ethernet Monitor
Stoneridge-Orlaco is launching a new 7-inch ELED. This digital Ethernet monitor is the latest addition to the Ethernet portfolio; it is compatible with our digital Ethernet cameras and radar. The new high-definition 7-inch ELED offers a high resolution that delivers razor-sharp images, providing operators with an optimum view of their working environment. The compact design makes the ELED ideal for vision solutions on construction machinery, cranes, trucks, buses and forklifts. As an example,...
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Orlaco Cameras used on new STS Cranes in Haifa Port Israel
Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries has shipped the first batch of four ship-to-shore (STS) cranes and two rail-mounted gantry (RMG) cranes for Israel Haifa Automatic Terminal to Haifa Port. To increase the safety and ease of operation in the port, the new STS Cranes were fitted with cameras from Stoneridge-Orlaco. The Port of Haifa – a landmark project in Israel – will be Israel's largest container terminal when completed. It is one of the largest ports in the eastern Mediterranean in terms of...
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Wireless Camera System for Crane Trucks Provides Optimum Vision of Lifting Operations
With its new wireless camera system, Stoneridge-Orlaco is making lifting with a crane truck safer and more efficient. The high-end, shock-resistant system provides the operator with a sharp, stable view of the winch, load, surroundings and the entire situation around the crane. Loader cranes have developed rapidly over the past few years, with an increasing number of cranes being developed for special purposes. For example, heavy-duty loader cranes are usually equipped with a second articulat...
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Ethernet vision solutions; Flexible in vision and connectivity!
In the market since 1989 we see vision systems evolving from accessories to critical safety components in the future. Shared data increases efficiency. We see a work environment where video data is shared between mobile machines and the office, in cab displays and smart devices, to boost productivity and increase safety. These vision solutions are implemented in any market from construction to logistics and lifting to agriculture. Integrate on a HMI in a construction or mining environmen...
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Climbing Cranes Would Not Be Possible without Cameras
The Dutch wind turbine manufacturer Lagerwey is the first in the world to develop a climbing crane. The crane is controlled from a laptop on the ground, and 14 Orlaco FAMOS compact cameras play a key role. It is the end of 2017, and the first part of an L136 wind turbine stands out against the blue skies over the windy harbor of Eemshaven in the Netherlands. Some 60 meters up, a crane system is climbing upward on what will be the tallest onshore wind turbine in the Netherlands (with a tow...
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The most sturdy HD IP cameras for vessels and cranes
Orlaco introduces the most sturdy HD IP cameras that can be used for maritime surveillance and construction cranes. The newcomers feature the highest achievable level of protection: IP69K. In other words, the cameras are particularly suitable for heavy duty and extreme weather conditions, such as on ships, quays, construction cranes and offshore. Orlaco’s state-of-the-art network cameras support TCP/IP and enable streaming of high resolution video images via digital networks. As desired b...
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Essential view on the load
Make hoisting a safer task with Orlaco’s Loadview set. This system provides you with essential view on the load hook and load. Proper view is important for every hoist job at any location. Besides working more safely, this system enables you to work significantly faster. Attaching and detaching the load is a simple task with a Loadview system. View on the load and surroundings is always sharp and clear with this set. The image remains sharp during even extreme weather conditions and when zo...
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Loadview system essential on telescopic cranes of crane owner Kuiphuis
‘The load is always visible, even when working behind a building’ Lifting construction material over a sixty meters tall building with a telescopic crane? An extra pair of eyes is indispensable in that situation, crane owner Kuiphuis knows this from experience. The cranes of the century old family business can be found daily on construction sites in the East of the Netherlands. Bricks, walls, floors, concrete; Kuiphuis’s crane drivers make sure all materials get to the right place....