Tutt Bryant Heavy Lift & Shift (TBHLS) completed a complex turnkey installation of concrete bridge beams ahead of schedule.
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Rapid growth sees Saunders International bring a range of new cranes into its fleet
Saunders has grown from its humble beginnings as a specialist tank business to a mid-size construction, engineering and maintenance business, servicing a range of industry and infrastructure clients. This has seen the need for the company to rapidly expand its crane fleet to keep up with demand.
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Two Way Cranes on the move
With a renewed focus on bringing youngsters into the business, renewing the crane fleet and expanding operations, Two Way Cranes Managing Director, Frank Zammit is happy with where the business is currently sitting.
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An oil to suit any challenge and good for the planet
It is no secret that the crane industry is tough, equipment is required to lift extreme amounts of material and machines have so many parameters needing to be considered, including ensuring they are operating in an environmentally friendly way.
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Melrose Cranes turn to Ben Baden Services for new livery
Melrose Cranes & Rigging is currently upgrading its crane fleet to a new black and white livery, and they turned to Ben Baden Services for the recent paint upgrade on its Grove GMK 6400, 400t capacity all terrain. Melrose Cranes & Rigging general manager Ryan Melrose.
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Loyalty a hallmark of Hawkesbury cranes
Ernie Jungherr has spent much of his life in the crane industry, since the mid 1980s he had been honing his skills towards his eventual opening of Hawkesbury Cranes in 1999 and going alone in 2003.
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Internal climbing setup enables Potain cranes to fast-track Boston tower
Potains’ intelligent approach to tower crane installation, including a Potain MR 415 and MR 418 being erected in the core of the building, eliminates the need for larger, more expensive tower cranes.
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Alpine crane job on constricted site
A Liebherr LR 11000 crawler crane has installed a 176-tonne railway bridge not far from the fashionable spa and holiday resort of St. Moritz in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. This, the most powerful crawler crane in Switzerland, belongs to logistics and haulage contractor Emil Egger AG and did the job at an altitude of almost 2,000 metres in the Alps – with an unusual set- up configuration due to the lack of available space. A total of three aged truss bridges of the Rhaetian Railway were replaced by the Liebherr crane.
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“Perfect in halls”: LTC 1050-3.1 is impressive indoors too
Heavy-haulage company Wasel procures three LTC 1050-3.1 compact cranes with rope pull technology.
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Metro Cranes groove with Grove
Metro Crane Services recently took delivery of a new Grove GMK5150L-1. This is the first new Grove all terrain in the fleet. Owner Nathan Harrison provides some background to his business and his reasons for purchasing Grove.
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