Exhibition at TOC Europe 2012

France-based Arck Sensor has introduced a new system to prevent collisions ...

09-11 October 2012 / Düsseldorf, Germany

12-14 June 2012
Antwerp, Belgium

13-15 March 2012 
Hong-Kong

July 13 - 15, 2011
Shanghai New International Expo Centre

ARCK SENSOR is presenting a pinhole detector to be installed at the exit of the aluminium foil separator.

Visit us our booth n° D32 at TOC EUROPE 2011 in Antwerp, Belgium.

We will present you our new sensor dedicated to Quay Crane Boom to Vessel anti-collision :

Visit us at TOC EUROPE Valencia, Spain.

Arck Sensor will exhibit for the 13th time at the Terminal Operations and Conference EUROPE event : The Shipping, Ports and Terminals Event for EUROPE. 
For the first time at TOC Europe, Technical Workshops and Seminars will be offered free-to-attend for all visitors at TOC Europe 2009.

France-based Arck Sensor is understood to have another order... 

France-based Arck Sensor has recently installed a new chassis positioning ...

Innovative pin-hole detector : Arck Sensor proposes an automatic detector called CEPHEE …

Crane monitoring systems can help improve productivity as well as crane maintenance.

Quayside crane productivity is a key performance indicator for terminal operators, yet many have surprisingly little data on actual crane performance... 

Arck Sensor is a new company formed recently by France-based Arck Electronique, part of Groupe Arck Ingénierie (GAI), in conjunction with Marc Brouant, ...

France-based Arck Electronique is set to introduce a new sway/skew ...

World Port Development takes an in-depth look at the world of the spreader and components: When describing the spreader market three words spring to mind: buoyant, innovative and competitive.

The continuous increase in container traffic also requires more accurate and more efficient container cranes. Performance can be improved in different ways but the most important factor is to avoid waste of time by decreasing the transfer time of the container from the vessel to the quay.