Foselev Ardennes has breezed through an extreme lift at an automotive manufacturing plant in Ardennes department, France.
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Andromeda Industries products; proudly Australian designed, engineered and manufactured
Over the past 12 months, Andromeda Industries has continued to make significant inroads in the local lifting and rigging industry. Experiencing significant growth in almost every state Geoff Bower, Andromeda’s Customer Relationship Manager, highlights the reasons for the continued momentum.
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Potain’s innovation continues to dominate
Potain’s innovation is not going unnoticed with recent sales in large heavy lift Flat Top cranes and a full range of Luffers competing in the local market says Billy Rumble, Sales Manager – Tower Cranes Manitowoc Cranes Australia.
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Managing Liebherr’s supply chain
Managing a supply chain is complex. With shipping delays still causing significant issues, it takes a cool head to manage the day-to-day challenges. Alex Coleman is the man for Liebherr Mobile Cranes.
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Sany crawlers step up in Freo
Two new Sany SCC3200T-1 crawler cranes are showcasing their capabilities on the replacement of Fremantle’s historic Traffic Bridge. Select‘s National Cranes Manager Paul Marshall outlines the immediate impact the versatile pair is having on the Western Australian project.
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Two new eight-axle mobile cranes delivered
Terex launches new rough terrains
New additions to Terex Rough Terrain range highlight ambitious portfolio expansion.
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Tutt Bryant’s Go Green revolution
Helping crane and heavy lift companies get closer to decarbonisation on the jobsite, Tutt Bryant offers three types of power systems through its Go Green Initiative. Go Green includes battery energy storage systems in both mobile and containerised form, supported by renewable charge capabilities or the latest in Tier V emission compliant diesel generators. Tutt Bryant’s National Business Manager for Sustainable Products and Innovation, Chris Leahy, explains.
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Kids get involved with Sydney Metro cranes
Creative kids from Greater Western Sydney schools have aced the important job of naming six new tower cranes for the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project.
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Maeda’s technology in motion
The Maeda knuckle boom model has been several years in design and development, says Michael. “Maeda has actually had a knuckle boom machine for approximately 10 years, and it proved to be quite successful in Europe. It has taken Maeda some time to fully develop this machine to get the best possible reach and lifting capacity,” he said.
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