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A period of spectacular lifts and plenty of wind farm investment suggest the offshore industry will continue to remain strong post-pandemic. Niamh Marriott reports
Cooper Steel of Shelbyville, TN is hard at work building a logistics facility with the use of their 100|RT.
Giancarlo Montanari has been appointed to business line leader for Terex rough terrain cranes.
Windcrane’s Eduardo Estelles will argue at ITC that centralising wind data benefits everyone in the tower crane supply chain
Manufacturer introduces new LIFT handheld remote control series for industrial lifting and a camera system for portable control stations
The company now offer six depots across Halifax, Goole Grangemouth and Bradford in the UK
The first project was carried out in the UK and involved 84 axle lines for moving jacket structures weighing between 1,850 and 2,300 tonnes
Simoncelli has spent more than 23 years working with Potain and Manitowoc
The 1000 tonne crane will install ten new 138 metre wide turbines and features a 168 metre lattice boom, a derrick boom and an F2 jib
ACT’s Show Guide to the SC&RA Annual Product’s Fair in San Antonio.
The company was hired by Linde to lift and install over a hundred components for a plant’s gasification facility upgrade
Volatile conditions in the mining and infrastructure markets given as reason for abandoning engineering company SMW Group’s proposed acquisition of Sarina Crane Hire
Be aware of the controversial new Europe-wide sanctions register for transport violations that came into effect on April 1 this year, European association ESTA warns
UK heavy haulage specialist transported two historic boats from the country’s Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton to the Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower
The colossus scoreboard was installed over winter at the NASCAR track in Bristol, Tennessee in the USA
Tower crane event on 1-2 December will see 12 speakers address automation, design trends, wind measurement and flat top cranes
The four cranes planned for the jobsite by year’s end include a new MRT159, a MRT189 and a LRH174, all ordered by Irish Cranes to add to their existing fleet
700 cubic metres of heavy engineering components were moved by the company
The online crane rental platform aims to simplify the procurement process
Orders are now being taken for the 35 tonne capacity TRT 35 two axle rough terrain crane with 30.1 metre boom