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Matthew Schattgen aims to further develop the brand implementation in the U.S. market.
Oshkosh Defense and Broshuis have been awarded a defense contract to produce enhanced heavy equipment transporter systems (EHETS) trailers for the US army
Below-the-hook solutions can be complex. ACT rounds up below-the-hook news and products.
Crane and specialized transport manufacturers are revealing their latest launches to feature at Bauma 2022
New 3,000 tonne capacity (at 220 metres) fixed jib option extends capability of 6,000 tonne super heavy lift crane
Schaften Cranes enters specialized transport sector with major Scheuerle SPMT order for hundreds of axle lines
Michael Dawson has been named marketing product specialist for lattice crawler and telescopic crawler cranes at Link-Belt Cranes.
The Texas A&M University Crane Safety Research Laboratory will be a first for academia and the crane industry.
Manitowoc will launch its upgrade of the 400 tonne capacity GMK6400 at the 24 to 30 October show in Munich, Germany
Manitex has received a continuation order for articulated cranes, from an international military agency
The MLC250 includes significant updates while retaining the characteristics that built the 999’s reputation
Go-anywhere capability for new crane and winch truck in south west UK
Long-time tower crane industry man Bill Carbeau retires from Comansa on 1 October
Unveiling new tower cranes with synthetic fibre hoist ropes developed in partnership with rope specialist Teufelberger
Lifting and skidding systems help relocate historic building in Florida, USA
Ground stabilization is among the most critical elements of safe crane operation.
TMC Cranes, LLC of Monroe, GA recently took ownership of a new 300-ton 348 Series 2 lattice crawler crane
Creative Lifting Services tested the Vita Load Navigator for a tower crane erection on a busy city block in Boulder, CO.
Long-time DICA employee Kelly Koberg has been promoted from sales & admin coordinator to inside sales manager.
Some large components required careful manipulation inside a nuclear power plant in Germany