All Below the Hook Articles
The partnership will help sell the Lifting Equipment Store (LES) product range to large companies, including Botswana mines
Wind component marring minimised with Crosby vertical and horizontal lifting clamps, the company claims
80 transition pieces lifted by Jumbo from heavy lift vessel in the Taiwan Strait using heavy lift slings from Lankhorst
Wave energy prototype lifted and lowered into water for initial testing using a Modulift lifting frame
Elebia enters the subsea lifting sector with automatic underwater hook
A new record 2,000 tonne modular spreader beam made by Modulift for customer Safe Lifting Europe
When it comes to below the hook, some claim customisation is key while others assert that automation is the future. Can these two approaches coexist? Christian Shelton reports
Crosby’s global footprint to help accelerate adoption of Verton’s load orientation system
Buoyed by government defence contract wins, Rope and Sling Specialists expands UK operations
Austrian chain company Pewag has invested in Load Monitoring Systems Ltd (LMS)
Icelandic fishing company uses two Grove mobile cranes and a Modulift spreader beam to install 25-tonne tanks
New Overhang Llifting Beam with counterweight system suitable for a range of applications
Heavy lift and transport specialist Mammoet has partnered with Verton Australia to introduce its equipment to customers
Barnhart Crane and Rigging in the USA has announced its acquisition of Days Machinery Movers, including all personnel and equipment
Minimal disruption and improved safety are claimed benefits of new solution for the removal of concrete bridges over railway lines
Heavy duty shackle available in new size with higher working range limit
Seven 85 tonne Christmas trees offloaded and transported by Sarens in Mozambique
Agreement announced between lifting, rigging, chain and other equipment manufacturers Modulift and Pewag
The Caldwell Group supplied a custom 23 metre, 20.9 tonne capacity beam for lifting 60 rebar cages in Pennsylvania, USA
A piece of history was moved back to the sea by King Lifting using a Modulift spreader frame from SafetyLiftinGear