Liebherr tower cranes were used to construct a landmark tower development in Auckland which includes a self-erector replacing a typical Building Maintenance Unit.
Glass handling Preston Hire style
Preston Hire introduced a specialist glass handling service 12 months ago. Today, it is a thriving business servicing the construction industry.
DICA FiberTech outrigger pads provide strong, rigid setup in lighter weight package
FiberTech™ Outrigger Pads are an ideal solution when extra rigidity is needed and weight is a concern. FiberTech Pads effectively spread outrigger loads and create stability for equipment such as mobile cranes, concrete pump trucks, high reach aerial devices, rock crushers, mobile substations, and more.
Access crawler equipment tracking for growth
The AlmaCrawler range of Athena, self-levelling tracked scissor lifts and Jibbi tracked boom lifts are making serious inroads in the access equipment market following their introduction four-and-a-half years ago. Read more
Saunders International welcomes new Zoomlion
Saunders International, a major manufacturer of concrete pre-cast bridge components, takes delivery of its second Zoomlion crawler.
Tadano all terrain passes Xtreme test
A new Tadano all terrain model, the ATF-120-5.1, was delivered to a Gladstone engineering business, and after two days of training, went to straight to work. It passed with flying colours. Read more
Largest city crane on the market released
Tutt Bryant Equipment recently announced the long-awaited Australian release of the Kato CR-250Rv, 25t capacity city crane. Read more
A new level of safety for the Franna MAC 25-4
Franna recently announced that an emergency bridging key option is now available on new MAC 25-4 models and can be retrofitted to any MAC 25 model. Read more
Potain Hup C 40-30 cranes make global debut
The first Potain Hup C 40-30 crawler mounted self-erecting cranes have been deployed on a project in Switzerland. Read more
Liebherr launches strongest ever four-axle all-terrain
Liebherr unveiled its new LTM 1120-4.1, the most powerful four-axle all-terrain crane the manufacturer has ever built, during ConExpo using the slogan “There’s nothing more on four.” Read more