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It can be very stormy in the Rotterdam sometimes. The nightmare of many a container depot and terminal, because strong winds can blow over stacked empty containers and cause serious damage. Windbreaker International has developed an effective prec...

“Let the autumn storms begin!” is the thought at Windbreaker International. They have developed a tool that greatly reduces the hazard of empty containers blowing over. A few strong storms can boost the demand for the Windbreaker.

Rotterdam based United Waalhaven Terminals BV (UWT), one of the biggest container depots in the Rotterdam area purchased their first batch of Windbreakers. General Manager Mr. Rob Wervenbos is convinced that the Windbreaker will be an additional u...

Dubai based World Crane Services (WCS) signs sole distribution agreement with Windbreaker International for the Far East, Middle East and part of the African countries. By making use of WCS knowledge about safety and their distribution network, th...

Windbreaker goes for trophy. Windbreaker is selected as a finalist for the Innovation of the Year category in the 2015 Containerisation Awards. We hope to lift the trophy on June 18th in Knightsbridge, London.

Since the official start of Windbreaker International, the product become more and more popular. The Windbreaker team has already delivered Windbreakers to depots in Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Turkey, Ireland, Israel, and Greece. All these custo...

Windbreakers to Turkey. Öztürk Container Technik service based in Istanbul has purchased Windbreakers in order to make their depot saver.

Van Doorn Container Depots has purchased Windbreakers for her locations in Antwerp and Rotterdam to avoid that container stacks are blowing away caused by high winds. Van Doorn Container Depot is very pleased that finally there is a product on the...

Managing Director Mr. Ger Overgaauw was convinced about the system when it appears that during very high winds his 8 high stacks containers did not blown from his stacks while colleagues depots around him suffered with many damaged containers beca...