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Home›Business & Finance›Waterking Ends 2017 in Style
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December 23, 2017 · about 8 years ago

Waterking Ends 2017 in Style

Waterking, a Dutch company involved in the production of amphibious excavators, is ending the year 2017 with two orders. The first order is from a customer in Hungary. This company purchased a complete dredging set, which contains modular pontoons, end pontoons complete with spud poles and an excava

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Waterking, a Dutch company involved in the production of amphibious excavators, is ending the year 2017 with two orders.

The first order is from a customer in Hungary. This company purchased a complete dredging set, which contains modular pontoons, end pontoons complete with spud poles and an excavator.

“ The excavator on the modular pontoons will be used for maintenance dredging of a harbor. The released material (silt) will be transported to a disposal site. The 32 pontoons will be delivered during the first quarter of 2018 ,” said Waterking in its release.

The second order is from a company based in Guyana and contains equipment for maintenance dredging of a river. Waterking sold a submersible dredge pump from Damen with a hydraulic power pack, measuring equipment, HDPE-pipes, dredging hoses, floaters and spudpole holders.

All the equipment is built in the Netherlands, under the EC Machine Guideline, the Tynaarlo based company said.

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