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The wind energy market is growing, and so is the equipment. With sizes increasing, new challenges have to be overcome to transport and install these massive monoliths of green energy
Liebherr announces 300 tonne mobile crane with 90 metre telescopic boom and 12 tonnes per axle
Hardware and software alike, the latest technology launched for the crane industry focuses on improving safety and reliability of operations.
Larry Jeppe discusses how ALL uses fleet management software to improve processes, profits and experiences.
New 800 tonne-metre Wolff 8076 Compact tops manufacturer Wolffkran’s saddle jib crane series
Chilean crane rental house Burger Group is in a growth phase. Stacy Burger explained the expansion and upcoming challenges to Cristián Peters, editor of ICST sister magazine Construcción LationAmericana (CLA)
Sarens was tasked with the challenging take down of an iconic 2,200-ton overhead crane at Navy facility.
The highly anticipated industry event will be held February 22-24, 2022 in Glendale, AZ.
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier upgrades Brave Tern turbine installation vessel with 1,600 tonne Huisman crane
Some spectacular lifts from recent months show the sheer sizes and weights that can now be accommodated.
Looking back at some of the biggest and best stories from throughout the year
Mammoet was tasked with the transport and setting of six pipe rack modules in the Hartford, IL region
Italian rental company I.B.A. Crane has installed the Vatican’s main Christmas tree in St. Peter’s Square.
Another new giant tower crane lays claim to being the largest in the world, at 15,000 tonne-metres
A Comansa LCL310 tops out on the 30-story Waterloo project in Austin.
Trail King Industries announced the addition of zinc rich primer as the standard on each piece of equipment.
Alternative power options for new 25 tonne capacity XCT 25 EV wheeled mobile crane from world’s largest crane maker
Albert Galoy focused on training and sustainability in his morning keynote presentation
The specialized transport sector is hopeful the heavy haul market will continue to normalize.
In total, Mammoet transported six buildings and placed them using the Mega Jack 300 jacking cradles.