Established 1998 in Finland

Premises in Tampere, Finland

Main focus:

1. To mechanize logistic chains in the area of break bulk goods.
2. We design and offer efficient cargo handling spreaders for port operators, ship owners, pulp mills, industrial terminals and OEM-manufacturers.

Offering:

1. Includes both semi-and fully automated cargo handling spreaders for the global markets.

Stevenel’s Offerings Include:

1. Pulp handling (both semi- and fully automated pulp handling spreaders)
2. Sawn timber spreaders
3. Paper reel spreaders
4. Steel product spreaders
5. Palletized product spreaders
6. Big bag spreaders

Logistic Chain/Pulp:

1. Loading of pulp from the Mill
2. Mill port
3. Export Port/Overseas Port
4. Intermedia Hub Port
5. Receaving Port
6. Stocking in many stages
7. Road/river transport to the paper Mill

Pulp handling in various stages (Logistic Chain): Pulp  export from the Mill by:

1. Railway wagons
2. Trucks
3. River barges
4. Feeding coasters
5. Oversea vessels
6. Containers

Pulp handling:

• Our pulp spreaders are standardized, but often engineered to customers specifications according to end users requests. Basic solutions patented.
• Stevenel Ltd. can therefore offer custom- made solutions for different needs of a customer that also gives us a competitive advantage towards our competitors; we are able to be versatile towards our customers.
• Patented wire-grabbing mechanism.

References: Fibria-Brazil:

• Portocel & Santos Ports
• Supra-max Vessels ( 54.000 tn pulp)
• Semi-automated spreaders/Stevenel Ltd.
• One lift from 24 to 40 tn
• Production rate 1800 tn /h with 3 gangs/Jib-Cranes

Loading with pincers:

References:

• CMPC PULP MILL
• Brazil /Guaipa
• PULP-16-PIN-HB by Stevenel
• Max 16 x pulp units at a time (32tn)
• Overhead crane by Konecranes
• Loading of river barges
• Unloading the river barges at Rio Grande Port by
• PULP-20 PN /Stevenel
• Loading the overseas vessels by PULP-20 PN/
• Stevenel on MHC/Gottwald

Pulp handling in various stages (Logistic Chain): Port Operations:

• Loading and unloading of pulp
• Size of the vessel determins the way of handling pulp

References: In Germany:

• Port of Bremen /BLG –Logistics (Fully automated Pulp and Paper Reel spreaders)
• Port of Brage / J.Mueller Breakbulk Terminal (Fully automated Pulp Spreader)
• Production rate for pulp 350-550 tn /h with one crane

References:

• Finland /Äänekoski Pulp/Bio Product Mill
• Metsä Fibre
  • Automated pulp loading into railway wagons
  • One life 32 tn (16 x pulp units)
  • 2 x lifts/wagon (64 tn/wagon)

Co-Operation:

• Stevenel has long business relations with Crane manufacturers:
  • Mantsinen
  • Sennebogen GmbH
  • Gottwald/Konecranes
  • Terex Fuchs
  • Liebherr
  • Demac
  • E-Crane

Co-Operation:

• Stevenel can provide spreaders in connection with:
  • Material handling cranes(fully hydraulic cranes)
  • MHC (Mobile Harbour Cranes)/Wire Cranes
  • Overhead Cranes
  • Onboard ship cranes
  • Special carriers

Paper reel spreaders:

• Stevenel`s paper reel  lifting devices are fully automated, so, catching and releasing of the reels need no manual work.
• Paper Reel spreader – PR-2 
  • suitable for handling max. 2 x paper reels at a time
  • SWL 2 x 5000 kg
  PR-2 spreader can be installed on any material handling crane with comparable lifting capacity.

ProLoading Benefits:

• Higher loading/discharging rates
• Less dangerous jobs for the personel      -Better Working Safety
• Smaller organization to handle bigger cargo volumes
• Less damages for the transported goods –Improved Total Efficiency

Customers:

Our customers are port operators, pulp Mills and industrial terminals mainly in Europe and South- America at the moment. Our future vision is to grow business more worldwide, to Asia , North- America and also to Africa.

 Stevenel Ltd  ProLoading:

• Juhlatalonkatu 6 C 45, 33100 Tampere , Finland
• Heikki Hyysalo , MD & Sales Director
• heikki.hyysalo@stevenel.com
• +358 40 5037616 tel.
• Henri Hyysalo, Product Manager
• henri.hyysalo@stevenel.com
• +358 503601378
• www.stevenel.com

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