Hendrik Veder Group Solutions has been commissioned to install 3,000 metres of new, non-rotating hoisting cable into the crane of one of world’s largest pipe-laying vessels. Hendrik Veder Group offers specialised services that ensure this hoisting cable will be used in the most sustainable way possible. These services include Hendrik Veder Group’s full inspection of the cable on board. The replacement steel cable is 3,000 metres in length, with a diameter of 76 millimetres. It is treated with an environmentally friendly lubricant known as EAL.

As part of a prestigious new offshore project, Hendrik Veder Group has supplied two 114-mm non-rotating steel cables, both 350 metres in length, which are treated with sustainable Elaskon WR environmentally acceptable lubricant (EAL). This is the latest example of the Rotterdam-based company’s innovative process approach which focuses on increasingly sustainable methods for using cables and hoisting equipment. Hendrik Veder Group worked closely with its client to design steel cable reels specifically for this offshore installation. As a result, the cables were immediately ready for use upon delivery.

Hendrik Veder Group has announced that it will produce, certify and supply heavy hoisting equipment for a project undertaken by Boskalis in India. The process approach from Hendrik Veder Group enables companies to use their lifting and hoisting equipment more efficiently, so they operate more sustainably.

Hendrik Veder Group Norway is strategically located in the heart of Norway’s oil capital and has one of the largest steel wire rope sling production capacities in the Nordics. In 1935, Helge R. Myhre founded Helge R. Myhre AS in Norway as a ship chandler. In 2004, it moved to its current premises in Stavanger and in March 2015 it became part of Hendrik Veder Group.

This year, the global pandemic has forced many businesses to halt production and as a result, essential products are at risk of becoming scarce. There is growing concern about how these shortages will affect day-to-day operations.
By working with multiple suppliers in many different countries, we have successfully mitigated the risk of production shortfalls. Thanks to this, we are well stocked and ready to supply you with key products.

Deltalinqs is de ondernemersvereniging van de haven- en industriële bedrijven in de Mainport Rotterdam. Alice Krekt, programmadirecteur van het Climate Program van Deltalinqs, vertelt in dit artikel over de duurzaamheid-doelstellingen van de Rotterdamse mainport en hoe bedrijven als Hendrik Veder Group daarin een rol spelen. Het Rotterdamse bedrijf maakt het huren, verhuren en recyclen van kabels en hijsoplossingen mogelijk, waardoor bedrijven minder CO2 uitstoten.

We are living in uncertain times. Many companies have been forced to halt production. India has been hit especially hard. As a result, essential products are at risk of becoming scarce. There is growing concern about how these shortages will impact day-to-day operations. We are sending you this email because we want to offer you reassurance and continuity. We want to keep you fully informed, so you can replenish your inventory in time.

A trend in slings is the carbon steel turn back ferrule termination. This termination is gaining popularity for its safety and suitability for harsh conditions, such as amid corrosion or high temperatures.

Hendrik Veder Group Norway is strategically located in the heart of Norway’s oil capital and has one of the largest steel wire rope sling production capacities in the Nordics. In 1935, Helge R. Myhre founded Helge R. Myhre AS in Norway as a ship chandler. In 2004, it moved to its current premises in Stavanger and in March 2015 it became part of Hendrik Veder Group.