Wagenborg Terminal Delfzijl

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  • AEO
  • ISO 9001 certified
  • ISO 14001 certified

Wagenborg Terminal Delfzijl in a nutshell

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230.000 m2 storage area
10 t/m2 surface load
Draft of 10m
2 x 30t lifting capacity port crane

Wagenborg operates a high-performance multipurpose terminal at the port of Delfzijl. Its equipment and its location qualify the terminal for the handling of any kind of goods. The terminal has a storage area of ​​230,000 square meters and a quay length of over 700 meters. Its modern facilities and privileged location make it a popular base port for loading, unloading and transhipment of many types of cargo.

Port basin

  • Navigable width 80-100m
  • Height of quay above N.A.P.: 4,95 mtr
  • Water depth at quay side: 9 mtr
  • Tidal range 1–3 mtr
  • Surface load at quay side 10 tons/sqm
  • Bollard pull 800 Kilo Newton

Port access

  • Gate passage: unrestricted height
  • Depth: 11 mtr at high water (NAP) 
  • No locks

Other

  • Cherry Pickers (several heights)
  • Telescopic handler
  • Forklifts
  • Generators

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Wagenborg Agencies expands to Belgian ports of Antwerp, Ghent and Zeebrugge
31 May 2021 Wagenborg Agencies expands to Belgian ports of Antwerp, Ghent and Zeebrugge

As off the 1st of June 2021, Wagenborg Agencies will expand her agency services to Belgium. As such, the ports of Antwerp, Ghent and Zeebrugge will be serviced from the Terneuzen office.

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SCR system on tugboat 'Waterpoort' reduces nitrogen by up to 85%
26 February 2021 SCR system on tugboat 'Waterpoort' reduces nitrogen by up to 85%

Recently, a so-called Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) system was installed in the oldest Wagenborg tugboat 'Waterpoort' - built in 1962 and equipped with an old Stork Werkspoor engine. With this catalytic converter behind the engine, exhaust gases are treated, so that nitrogen (NOx) is captured.

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A retrospect on 2020
21 December 2020 A retrospect on 2020

Nobody could have predicted how turbulent the past months would be. So many otherwise stable factors have become disrupted, leading to uncertainty which can easily become paralysing. But that is our worst-case scenario. We need to move on, building on our assets and on our abilities. In close cooperation with customers, suppliers and our Wagenborg family we once again will overcome this tough period. As we move into 2021 and hope for better times, here is a look back on some stories that moved our company last year.

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