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Mammoet completes first heavy transport project using alternative to fossil-fuel diesel
Call for entries to ICST’s 2021 Transport 50 (T50) survey ranking the world’s largest specialized transport companies based on the total maximum carrying capacity of their specialized transport equipment fleet
Mammoet teams assisted with theremoval of the westbound State Road 84 bridge over I-95 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Company said new range will offer fuel consumption benefits
Transporting wind components is a steady business that requires expensive equipment and expert know-how.
Transport specialist Allelys tackled the removal and replacement of two 40 tonne railway trains in Barmouth, Wales
With a payload of 1,500 tonnes Cometto claims Eco1500 is strongest SPMT on the market
Wind work is a typical application for the new low version of Scheuerle’s K25 trailer modules
Wagenborg Nedlift uses Collett heavy load girder bridge to transport two transformers
A spectacular wind turbine transportation job carried out by Mammoet for Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy in Norway
Edwards Moving & Rigging transported components that measured almost the length of a football field.
The HighwayMAX Dolly&Booster was designed for the North American transport market.
Vrijbloed Transport takes delivery of first heavy duty 100 per cent electric Volvo truck for work in civil engineering
Largest modules so far moved by Mammoet on nearly 500 axle lines of SPMT at US plastics plant construction project
The 8th GIS show in Italy for the access, lifting and specialized transport sectors is on course to go ahead from 7 to 9 October
Gerald Gordon brings nearly 20 years of experience in the logistics industry.
Optronics International launches LED Marker/Clearance Lights, which will come as standard on new Timpte trailers
German solar panel specialist orders Mercedes Unimog with multiple accessories, including a Palfinger crane for installation work
Trailer manufacturers are meeting specific transport requirements while maintaining maximum product flexibility. Christian Shelton reports
The second version of the Stepstar is available with one or two pairs of wheel recesses and the new “Mega” gooseneck