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Five new telescopic boom crawler cranes are first Liebherrs to join Q Crane & Plant Hire fleet in the UK

The 8th GIS show in Italy for the access, lifting and specialized transport sectors is on course to go ahead from 7 to 9 October

A mural, by street artist Banksy, worth possibly millions was lifted by Mass Group using a Fassi crane in Bristol, UK

Finnish company completes work at Vantaa railway station utilising horizontal reach of PM loader crane

SC&RA has announced its leadership slate for 2021-2022, led by new president Kevin Johnston, of J&R Engineering.

The LTR 1040 is a new light version of the manufacturer’s 60 tonne telescopic boom crawler crane

Positive Q1 2021 results and manufacturing plants at full capacity lead Palfinger to predict growth

Hong Kong International Airport’s Sky Bridge installation video released by Mammoet

Elebia enters the subsea lifting sector with automatic underwater hook

The exacting requirements of the industrial lifting sector means there is a wide range of equipment to choose from. Christian Shelton reports

Strong single- and double-digit increases but Manitowoc posts a loss for 2021 first quarter

Julien Richer-Lanciault, product manager at CM Labs, shares his thoughts on the job site of the future

Gerald Gordon brings nearly 20 years of experience in the logistics industry.

Latest Yellow Table to reveal that sales for world’s top 50 OEMs declined in 2020 by just 5.5%, less than feared

Optronics International launches LED Marker/Clearance Lights, which will come as standard on new Timpte trailers

View the full recording of the two hour event, including the keynote address by Jens Ennen of Tadano

Sale sees AMECO’s former CEO Gary Bernardez return to the business as CEO

German solar panel specialist orders Mercedes Unimog with multiple accessories, including a Palfinger crane for installation work

Trailer manufacturers are meeting specific transport requirements while maintaining maximum product flexibility. Christian Shelton reports

Manitex will supply knuckle boom cranes to an international military entity

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