Your partner for the transloading of bulk goods in the port of Hamburg
As the oldest operation in the port of Hamburg, Louis Hagel complements its extensive experience in the handling of bulk goods and general cargo by offering state-of-the-art transloading technology and a company warehouse for dry bulk goods.
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Our services:
Our state-of-the art bulk solid loader guarantees quick loading of ships up to 30,000t – cleanly and reliably! Get to know the various application possibilities of our grabbing crane.
Our crane mooring (Hagel-Süd) has a water depth of 7.8 m above sea level for seagoing vessels. Seagoing vessels up to a maximum length of 110 m moor in front of the crane bridge; inland navigation vessels with a width of 9.50 m and a length of 100 m can moor parallel to a seagoing vessel on the inner edge of the crane bridge.
Two modern loading stations enable multi-faceted and, above all, fast processing of lorries. The sieved load is immediately determined using a calibrated feed, thus eliminating the need for time-consuming empty and full weighing. We offer a separate loading hopper for non-free-flowing goods.
Overview of individual systems and technical innovations of the Louis Hagel terminal in the port of Hamburg:
The company’s headquarters is located in the centre of the port of Hamburg.
On 10 October 1878, freight forwarder Louis Hagel Senior founded the Louis Hagel company in Hamburg-Harburg on the Elbe River.
