Insights

Wednesday, 28th May, 2014

Mobicon ECO model well received in Australia and overseas

Since the launch of the ECO range of Mobicon Mini Straddle Carriers in late 2013 the excitement about them both nationally and internationally has been astounding. Read more >

Wednesday, 21st May, 2014

Mobicon straddle carriers successfully delivered to the US Navy

Since 2008 Mobicon Systems has been delivering custom-built Mobicon Mini Straddle Carriers to the United States Navy and in early 2014 we have delivered yet another, the first of a new contract of 10 Mobicons for the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships (LCS). Read more >

Tuesday, 6th May, 2014

Mobicon to visit CeMAT!

Every two years CeMAT, the world’s leading fair for Logistics is held, where the Logistics industry in the world’s key markets can showcase products and innovations to a professional audience. Read more >

Tuesday, 22nd April, 2014

Mobicon mini-straddle carrier operator training

How easy is it to learn to operate a Mobicon? Read more >

Friday, 11th April, 2014

The history of the mini-straddle carrier

While maintaining side loaders for clients in the early 1990s, Tom Schults had the thought; “there must be a better way of loading containers than this?” That thought triggered an interest in container handling… Read more >

Tuesday, 1st April, 2014

How can Mobicon container handling solutions reduce your bottom line?

Mobicon’s Straddle Carrier is uniquely developed to increase the productivity of your yard operations, while simultaneously avoiding wear and tear of your yard surface. The Mobicon can play an essential role in keeping your maintenance down. It is a highly productive solution at the forefront of modern design and the latest in container handling operations. Read more >

Tuesday, 25th March, 2014

Common mistakes made when choosing a container handler

When companies searching for a method to move containers around their yard or depot there are various options available. A common mistake made when looking for this type of equipment is the assumption that they are all the same or that they all have the same capabilities. Our blog explains why they don't!
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