Cosmo Cranes has installed a Terex Internal Climbing System HD12 (for use with a CTL 340-24 luffing jib tower crane) which is a first for the Australian crane industry and only the second time it’s been employed in the world.
Read More
Scholpp takes delivery of new Terex all terrains
German construction company Scholpp Kran & Transport has ordered three Demag all terrain cranes from Terex Cranes.
Read More
Read More
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.
Read More
Read More
Tadano’s profits and sales rise
Japanese crane company Tadano has seen an increase in revenues and profits for the first time in three years, with a 20 per cent increase in net sales outside of Japan.
Read More
Read More
Terex sells off boom truck company
Terex has announced it will sell its boom truck, truck crane and crossover product lines to a subsidiary of Custom Truck One Source, Load King.
Read More
Read More
Using data to boost crane safety
Robway Safety is using data collection technology to improve operator behaviour and awareness.
Read More
Read More
New global sales director for Terex tower cranes
Terex has appointed a new Global Sales Director for its Tower Cranes business.
Read More
Read More
HEFA lifting financing standards
Despite the construction sector’s ‘mega boom cycle’, financial institutions are showing a reluctance to lend money in the face of the Royal Commission into the Banking sector. According to Mark Whitla, that’s the type of environment Heavy Equipment Financing Australia thrives on.
Read More
Read More
Terex Cranes returns to profitability in 2018
Terex Cranes has released its full year 2018 results, reporting a net sales of $US1.3 billion ($1.82 billion), a 10 per cent increase compared with 2017.
Read More
Read More
Terex reports third quarter 2018 sales of $1.2B
Terex Corporation have released its third quarter 2018 results and reported sales of $1.2 billion, up 11 per cent versus Q3 of 2017, with increased sales and backlog in its aerial work platform (AWP) and materials processing (MP) business segments.
Read More