Quays for bulk cargo

Quay facilities for all kinds of bulk cargo

The Port of Thyboron provides facilities for optimal logistics, including efficient handling of all kinds of bulk cargo – loose bulk cargo, big bags, and liquid bulk cargo.

Langholmkaj

Langholmkaj is an ideal cargo terminal for storing goods outdoors and in quayside warehouses, for both indoor and refrigerated storage.

Limfjordskaj l

Bulk cargo terminal with a 180-metre quay, designed specifically for the customer for handling sand and gravel, with 100,000 m2 of adjacent land.

Limfjordskaj ll

Project quay facilities with ample adjacent land for offshore wind projects. The heavy-lift facilities are suitable for project cargo, with a load capacity of 23 tonnes per square metre.

130 metres of new quay designed for oil tankers, offshore supply vessels and industrial fishing vessels, which can also be used to handle bulk cargo. The quay has facilities for ex-pipe bunkering of large vessels, with a capacity to refuel at 1,500 l/min until the vessel is filled.

Sydhavnskaj

Sydhavnskaj is the oldest cargo terminal at the Port of Thyboron. The terminal has environmental approval to handle residues from the FMC chemical company. The quay is used for smaller coasters that require less water depth.

Tobiskaj

Tobiskaj has a custom-designed system for loading finished products from the TripleNine A/S fishmeal and fish oil factory, and is also used as a layover quay for fishing vessels as needed.

Project cargo and goods storage in warehouses

Heavy-lift quay facilities for project cargo and quays with adjacent warehouses are available here:

Quay facilities for project cargo

Project cargo requires specific quay facilities with high load capacity and plenty of space for large-scale manoeuvres. The Port of Thyboron offers heavy-lift quays with a load capacity of up to 23 tonnes per square metre and plenty of surrounding space.

Quay facilities for cargo storage

Temporary storage of goods in warehouses at ports is an environmentally friendly solution, as it increases the use of sea routes. Quayside warehouses are vital for efficient handling, and the Port of Thyboron offers these.