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WIRECO LAUNCHES MADE IN THE USA CRANE ROPE PRODUCTION
Casar and Oliveira brand ropes made in Missouri for improved availability and quicker delivery for US customers.
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SENNEBOGEN LAUNCHES NEW TELECRAWLER
The 683 E, an 80 t telescopic crawler crane, expands Sennebogen’s crane range
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Auxiliary Power Unit on new Link-Belt rough terrain designed to increase efficiency and lifespan.
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Bigge and Empire Crane make partnership official
Strategic partnership with New York-based Empire designed to benefit customers.
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WireCo launches Made in the USA crane rope production
Casar and Oliveira brand ropes made in Missouri for improved availability and quicker delivery for US customers.
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Dica debuts new products at ConExpo
A composite crane pad, composite cribbing timbers, and a temporary roadway showcased by Dica at ConExpo.
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Battery-powered Liebherr crawler for Sims
Sims Crane & Equipment takes delivery of LR 1250.1 unplugged.
LATEST FEATURES
At the heart of a crane is the operator and there is an array of devices to help them do their job safely and efficiently. The fast-moving nature of the sector, however, sees companies innovating to remain ahead of the game. Christian Shelton reports.
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The top ten
French prestige eco build utilises ten Liebherr tower cranes.
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Stars of the show
Tower crane manufacturers are back with a bang, as seen at Bauma 2022.
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Special delivery
Huge wind turbines are going up all over the world to generate power sustainably. Moving their long and heavy components to remote and mountain-top sites is a challenge and an opportunity for heavy transport specialists. Julian Champkin reports.
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Knuckling down
Knuckleboom cranes have found their niche as loader cranes for trucks. They are becoming quieter, greener and easier to use. Julian Champkin reports on developments.
LATEST COMMENTS
Looking (fast) forward...
Perhaps it's me but it feels like time is accelerating.
Perhaps it's me but it feels like time is accelerating.
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All together now...
The world continues to be a worrying place. Climate change, the cost of living crisis, supply chain disruption, war in Ukraine, and rising gas prices all underpin an uncertain future. As if all that wasn't enough now Queen Elizabeth II has died.
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Actions speak louder than words
In my editor's comment last month I issued a 'call for action' urging crane owners to make their voice heard in demanding more 'green' equipment options. Well, this month, I'm pleased to say there have been some developments...
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Urgent action required
Yesterday was the hottest day on record ever here in the UK. Wildfires currently rage in Greece, Spain and Italy as the heatwave moves across Europe.
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Looking foward...
With summer having well and truly arrived here in the UK, it is with a feeling of optimism that I write this month's Comment. It's not just the sunshine that has returned; international travel is back on the agenda, too. With forthcoming Terex and Liebherr trips, plus Bauma 2022 tickets now booked, I'm looking forward to getting away from a desk and meeting people face-to-face again.
LATEST EQUIPMENT NEWS
Green Pin® introduces the Power Sling® Shackle in action!
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Sponsored: The History of Åkerströms Björbo AB
Founded in 1918, Akerstroms Bjorbo AB develops, produces, markets and services robust products to a global market for radio remote control of industrial cranes, mobile applications, door-opening systems and locomotives.
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Sponsored: Did you make the SOLAS deadline?
Cranes Today sponsor DLM updates readers on requirement of Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)
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Sponsored: LTM offers GIS lifting solutions for local malt producers
Cranes Today sponsor LTM explains its GIS range
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Sponsored: Kobelco celebrates order of Mammoet for 17 units Kobelco cranes at Bauma
On Thursday 14th April 2016, the 4th day of BAUMA 2016, KOBELCO celebrated the order of MAMMOET for 17 units KOBELCO cranes with a speech and handshake followed by a traditional Japanese sake ceremony with the MAMMOET team and the KOBELCO team dressed in MAMMOET red Japanese happi coats. Ceremonial hammers were used to break open the sake barrel, after which the sake was shared with the gathered crowd in typical Japanese square wooden cups with the logos of MAMMOET and KOBELCO branded on opposite sides. KOBELCO also handed over to MAMMOET: a Kabuko samourai helmet, sword and bow with arrows.
