All Winches Articles
New rope technology gives operators options for lifting work
The Caldwell Group has added remotely operated vehicle (ROV) hooks from RUD to its in-stock program.
Improper cargo securement is among the most common safety issues in the realm of heavy hauling and rigging.
Huisman and Siemens Gamesa have a new solution for controlled turbine assembly
The AC65E-155S is Altec’s largest crane with 130,000 pounds of hoisting capacity.
Choosing the right ropes and winches will improve a crane’s performance
Winches moved from the Netherlands to the Baltic
Pat Clark discusses all the subtleties of job planning and renting rigging gear.
Wire or fibre, ropes are key for a crane’s performance. Niamh Marriott reports
The partnership will help sell the Lifting Equipment Store (LES) product range to large companies, including Botswana mines
Two 800 tonne winches come as part of Mammoet’s acquisition of Land & Marine
A look at the rope and winches sector after 12 months of unprecedented disruption from coronavirus. Christian Shelton reports
Palfinger provides winches for Ocean Infinity’s latest autonomous vessels
To give the safest and longest service, both steel wire and synthetic fibre rope needs to be treated well, correctly selected and of good quality. ICST reports
Some of the latest digital and remote monitoring tools available to crane users, as well as some new gantry crane technology
New or traditional? Two approaches, both pushing the boundaries, especially for tall tower cranes. Christian Shelton reports
Wire rope maintenance ensures longer life and safer operations.
Brakes for 10,000 tonne capacity cranes on semi-submersible crane vessel installed
In rigging applications, it’s often the triangle shape that is the most useful. Chad Fox reports exclusively for ACT.
Lifting Gear Hire has changed its name to LGH as part of a worldwide rebranding
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