MILANO SMISTAMENTO

Future intermodal terminal in Milan receives first three gantry cranes

The first three gantry cranes installed by Kuenz at the Milano Smistamento terminal, under a very typical Milanese February sky. Image: © FS Logistix
The first three gantry cranes installed by Kuenz at the Milano Smistamento terminal, under a very typical Milanese February sky. Image: © FS Logistix

Three of the six electric gantry cranes that will be operated in the future Milano Smistamento intermodal terminal, east of the Italian metropolis, have been installed. The installation of the cranes, provided by Kuenz, “represents a fundamental development of the realisation of the new intermodal terminal”, said Sabrina De Filippis, CEO of the Italian state-owned rail freight holding FS Logistix.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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