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There is good, bad and downright ugly usage of rental equipment in industry and it needs to be more robust than ever to go the distance
Joel Dandrea discusses what construction contractors need to know.
Ambitious and energetic, Tadano’s Dean Barley is ready to take on 2025 and beyond. D.Ann Shiffler reports.
Part two of ICST’s report from the 2024 Bauma China exhibition covers construction tower cranes
Crane sales continued to rise in 2024, despite a slowing growth in the construction market and falling sales of other types of construction equipment.
A positive vibe in Shanghai with some eye-opening, stop-you-in-your-tracks mobile cranes redolent of a decade ago
The North American trailer market is solid, with demand picking up.
A welcome return to growth this year follows two years of decline in the combined total sales of the top 20 crane manufacturers in the world
Landoll Trailers hauled the iconic Shawshank Redemption bus to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the film.
As 2024 comes to a close, the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association (SC&RA) reflects on the year
Ty Hanten is grateful for every step in his career at Trail King. D.Ann Shiffler reports.
Industry leaders converged at the 2024 SC&RA Crane & Rigging Workshop for impactful and educational sessions and networking.
Can we expect an interest rate cut in the near term?
Shawn Ong, COO of Singapore’s largest rental company Galmon, explains the tactics required in a saturated market with a tough economy.
Henry Brozyna discusses safety and design requirements of below-the-hook lifters.
Hannah Sundermeyer reports from Link-Belt’s 2024 CraneFest celebration in Lexington, KY.
Two new guides support mobile crane operation. David Duerr, P.E. (ret.) reports.
One of the main attractions of the event was the Enerpac Roadshow Container- a custom-designed, mobile exhibit showcasing a comprehensive range of heavy lifting technologies and industrial tools.
Lead stories from the Crane and Transport Briefing week beginning 28 October
In this spooky Site Report, ACT highlights two projects that were certifiably ghostly.