KITO PWB shares more about why its Grade 100 chains and fittings are featuring in more construction projects around the country.
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Tutt Bryant’s first crawler crane delivered in NZ
Tutt Bryant Heavy Lift & Shift (TBHLS) recently delivered a new 150t SCX1500A-3 crawler crane to NZ Crane Hire, Auckland’s longest standing mobile crane hire business.
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Ensuring the hook and rigging interface is correct
In this article Stuart Edwards from Edwards Heavy Lift continues to look at the hook of the crane and other rigging component interfaces.
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From the CICA President
The mission of CICA, to be the authority of the crane industry, is substantiated as we make unprecedented progress on several key programs, all of which deliver tangible benefits and value for our members. The CICA board has undertaken a review of our strategic plan and maintains the importance of CICA’s mission to be the authority for the crane industry.
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New KATO Cities to Borger Cranes
Sydney crane hire business Borger Cranes recently took delivery of a new 20t KATO City Cranes, thanks to the reliability and performance of other KATO models in the Borger fleet.
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Where to now Humma?
Cranes and Lifting gets and inside look at the Humma range of pick and carry cranes.
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Rising to the lifting challenge
KITO PWB’s broad range of chains and lifting gear is manufactured with Australian steel and every chain is tested beyond Australian Standards.
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Service and support the Liebherr way
Aftersales support doesn’t just include service and spare parts back up. It can define the culture of the crane supplier and its commitment to supporting the customer, day and night.
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Keeping pace with maintenance and support
With the opening of a new facility in Sydney, Pace Cranes is building on its success as a crane distributor and servicing and repairs specialist for over 30 years.
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Update to Australian Standard for collared eyebolts and eyenuts
Eyebolts and eyenuts are used everyday in the lifting sector and changes to the Australian Standards will impact everyone. Charles Bell, Senior Lifting and Product Engineer, explains.
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