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In our fleet
28 December, 2012
Load 28 Crane Hire, a crane hire firm started by two brothers in their Adelaide, Australia workshop, has a city crane for any job. Founder and operations manager Marcus Rigney explains

LR 13000 ready to work
24 December, 2012
Mammoet has assembled the world's largest production crane, the 3,000t Liebherr LR 13000, at BP's Whiting refinery in Indiana, USA.

A year of innovation
24 December, 2012
In this month’s issue, we’ve covered the first jobs for some of the biggest new pieces of equipment around the world. We also look at how users and suppliers of some smaller pieces of equipment are finding ways to innovate.

Felbermayr puts giant AC 1000 to work at dairy
13 December, 2012
Crane service provider, Felbermayr, recently replaced four gigantic whey tanks at Sachsenmilch GmbH’s Leppersdorf facility in Germany with a new 1,000t Terex AC 1000 all terrain crane.

FEM publishes wind safety guide
04 December, 2012
A new document from the FEM will help crane users plan safe jobs on wind turbine sites. The guidance comes after some well-publicised and dramatic accidents during turbine installations.

Test early, test right
14 November, 2012
Will North visited Shady Grove and spoke to director of global quality systems Jim MacIntyre and product verification centre director Alan Calta about the new approach the company is taking to reducing new product delivery times and defects.

Newcom Mining Services serves Mongolia
17 October, 2012
Terex appointed a new authorized distributor in Mongolia, Newcom Mining Services, which will provide sales, applications expertise, and service and parts for cranes.

Citibank Taiwan Upgrades Taoyuan Branch
02 October, 2012
Citibank Taiwan held a grand opening ceremony October 2 to launch its sixth Citigold Private Client (CPC) center in Taiwan and retrofitted Taoyuan Branch.

Turning full circle?
12 September, 2012
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the design of the world’s first telescopic boom truck-mounted crane. Today, Stuart Anderson finds, many customers are returning to cranes mounted on commercial trucks, rather than purpose built chassis.

The French connection
24 August, 2012
Terex is currently moving self-erector production from the historic home of Comedil in Fontanafredda, Italy, to Montceau-les-Mines, France. Will North visited the new production line, and found out how Terex will make the most of the French plant’s skills in building smaller cranes, while freeing up space in Italy for big luffers.

Racing to Brazil
23 August, 2012
Brazil’s historically unpredictable approach to infrastructure means it has to gear up for the 2016 Olympics and the 2014 World Cup. Kevin Walsh looks on as the crane industry lends a hand.

Job map
23 August, 2012

Put to the test
22 August, 2012
Terex's much-anticipated flagship 1,200-tonner is currently being put through its paces in the cranebuilder's customer acceptance programme. Ron van der Velpen caught the crane being erected by Neeb in Germany.

The return flight
21 August, 2012
GGR Group has supplied a crane to help erect a memorial to veterans of the Royal Air Force's bomber command, on Beachy Head, the last spot in the UK many air crews would pass on their way to continential Europe in World War Two.

XCMG's distributor in Australia appoints service manager
15 August, 2012
Australian Crane & Machinery (ACM), XCMG’s distributor in Australia, has appointed Tim O'Connor as its new service manager.

Linden Comansa's 21 LC 660 improves its jib length
13 August, 2012
Linden Comansa has added 4m of jib to all standard versions of its new 21 LC 660 flat top, launched two weeks ago on 1 July 2012.

Job map
01 August, 2012
Major jobs around Russia, including for the Sochi Olympics

Pragotechnik
27 July, 2012
Pragotechnik was established in 1991, right after the Velvet Revolution. It was established byGerman and Czech businesses to trade cranes between Germany and the Czech Republic.

Synchronised lifting system gives SCS a boost
09 July, 2012
SCS Heavy Lifts and Transports has completed its first job using its newly acquired jacking system, the syncronised lifting system, to assist in a long-distance transport job to Korea.

Potain introduces its Chinese-made MCT 385
09 July, 2012
Potain has introduced its first Asian topless tower crane manufactured at its Zhangjiagang, China production facilities, the MCT 385, filling a gap in the company’s product lines available in Asia.