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Portuguese tower crane manufacturer bought by tower crane specialist Stafford Crane Group
Lior Avitan will be a panellist on the round-table on remote control of tower cranes at ITC in Nice, France on 2 December
Tower crane news this year has been so prolific we already added an extra industry update to the programme in the June issue. Here is yet another raft of new models. Alex Dahm reports
Tadano Mantis Regional Business Manager Greg Etue passed away on August 25th.
Enerpac has improved its ETR-Series Trolley System with higher capacity trolleys and swivel plates to accommodate header beams and lifting systems
Lifting safety starts with the crane’s rope, boosting new products and innovation
Revenue and profit come back strongly for Austrian crane and access platform maker despite several challenges
Mobile crane manufacturer in Ehingen, Germany, switches to HVO fuel alternative to diesel claimed to be climate-neutral
Tower crane veteran and president of DLR Tower Crane Commission in France will ask what the future holds for crane rental
Another step closer to merger as China gives approval and Phase II review continues in Europe
Remote control manufacturers focus on improvements, including bigger monitors to display machine information
Off-Highway Research says construction equipment sales of US$110 billion to occur this year
Cranes are high in demand with global growth of wind farms
Mammoet’s Pieter Jacobs discusses the future of the ever-evolving onshore wind energy
New equipment for transporting the longest wind turbine blades now available from Faymonville
Pushing the limits for wind tower construction, part two
Mammoet adopts sustainable practices aligned with its customer’s green aspirations
Erica Gray, global sustainability manager at Mammoet, explains the company’s strategic approach to reducing negative environmental impact
The Potain Cab-IN internal mast elevator was developed following the French R.495 tower crane recommendation.
Tadano announces upgrade of 110 and 120 tonne all terrain models, following last month’s upgrade of the 70 tonner