Search Results: 'Cranes Marketplace'

Sarens grows into Western Australia
19 November, 2009
Sarens Australia Pty Ltd has started its own operation in Western Australia (WA), with Mark O’Kane appointed as manager of the WA branch.

GGR extends into Scotland
19 October, 2009
GGR Group has extended its reach further north with the opening of a new depot in Blantyre, Glasgow, with Scotland an “important marketplace” for the lifting equipment specialist.

Cranes Today seals conference partnership
24 September, 2009
Cranes Today has signed up as exclusive international media partner for the Crane & Rigging Conference 2010, organised by US-based publisher Maximum Capacity Media. The event will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Houston North, Greenspoint, USA, May 26-27.

Used equipment proves popular in Spain
21 September, 2009
US industrial auctioneer Ritchie Brothers has sold more than EUR16m (USD23m) of cranes, trucks and heavy equipment at an unreserved auction in Moncofa, Spain.

Giant gantry crane prepares for second commercial lift
18 September, 2009
China’s Yantai Raffles Shipyard Ltd has begun final preparations for the second commercial lift using its 20,000t capacity gantry crane, Taisun.

Being Frank
14 August, 2009
Frank Bardonaro, president and COO of USA rental firm AmQuip, speaks to Richard Howes.

Cranes Today launches Cranes Marketplace
13 August, 2009
A new online platform for selling used cranes, launched this week by Cranes Today, offers the opportunity to reach crane buyers around the world.

Safely onwards and upwards
03 April, 2009
Richard Howes speaks to Alex Mullins, the general manager of Al Jaber Heavy Lift & Transport LLC, based in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Capacity cutbacks begin to bite for workers
11 February, 2009
Since the current economic crisis began to hit the crane industry last summer, crane makers have said that they would need to lower capacity in response to reduced demand. In the last month, the need for capacity cuts have begun to hit workers, reports Will North.

Manitex CE marks two cranes
05 January, 2009
Manitex has prepared two of its cranes for CE certification, allowing them to be sold in the EU. The company says it plans, initially, to sell 40 US t and 50 US t models in central and eastern Europe. It showed a 50 US t boom truck as ConExpo Russia in September.