All Alternative Lifting/Jacking Systems Articles
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ACT is now surveying for the annual Specialized Lifting 50 list featured in the March issue of the magazine.
The new product from UK lifting engineering specialist Modulift is designed for three point lifts and circular lifts
Confined space in factories, industrial plants and hospitals are all natural environments for the new Enerpac telescopic gantry
Gantry systems extend the realm of industrial lifting heavier and higher.
Engineered Rigging uses Enerpac strand jacks as effective crane alternative in Cline Avenue Bridge build
Installation of a huge combination tower at a refinery in Beaumont, TX required expert planning and execution by the team at Deep South Crane & Rigging
New CS350 climbing jack lifting system joins CS1000 and CS5000 models in the Sarens heavy lift fleet
Rigger trucks offer large capacity on a smaller scale.
After a year of acqusitions and expansions, the annual ACT SpecializedLifting50 shows rises and declines across the board. Hannah Sundermeyer reports.
The Lift-N-Lock gantry has lifted some of world’s most important machinery as well as historic artifacts.
A new spreader beam system was designed to withstand the bitter cold and harsh environment in Antarctica
Never run-of-the-mill projects, heavy hauling requires crackerjack know-how and ingenuity.
Imperial Crane Services rushed to the aid of a Chicago fire truck trapped in a parking garage.
The ACT team rounds up some of the latest in innovative bridge projects,
Modulift’s Harshal Kulkarni discusses the importance of precise rigging calculations when using spreader bars and other lifting devices.
A Modulift spreader beam was used beneath the hook of the largest mobile crane manufactured in serial production in the world, at the Turcot Interchange, a three-level stack freeway project in Quebec, Canada.
Netherlands base established for Engineered Rigging in Europe
A cantilever lifting beam system offered an innovative solution to install a drive motor into a small window at a power plant.
Berard chose its 300-ton capacity HT300 heavy track hydraulic skidding system to move a 60,000-pound cabin onto foundations on the banks of the Mississippi in Baton Rouge, LA.