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Elebia enters the subsea lifting sector with automatic underwater hook
One of the most revered jobs over the past 40 years was anything to do with the NASA Space Shuttle.
Flex Duo is designed to help improve safety in facilities, giving operators freedom of movement and better visibility by shifting the vantage points when controlling equipment
Erection of a refinery vessel weighing almost 4,000 tonnes set a new record on a Chinese refinery project
UK electronics supplier expands its Magnetek range of products for the crane and hoist industry
Mammoet South Africa used jacks and SPMT to move a 600 tonne ship to a dock in South Africa
With the acquisition of BlokCorp Crosby establishes Technology Solutions business unit
Palfinger provides winches for Ocean Infinity’s latest autonomous vessels
Sam Socolow discusses the importance of sling protection.
The tradeshow will focus on new and emerging equipment operator training technology.
A new record 2,000 tonne modular spreader beam made by Modulift for customer Safe Lifting Europe
Remote control manufacturer Itowa renews government innovation endorsement
Aluminium crane’s structural parts made using wire additive manufacturing now formally verified by DNV
CM Labs Simulations has launched a simulator training solution for rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) operators.
The global Covid-19 crisis has forced society to adapt in a number of ways. Technology is one tool being used to help businesses survive and even thrive during this difficult time. Christian Shelton reports
Boom dollies exist for one purpose – making cranes a legal load.
Innovativ Hoisting uses Böcker AHK 36 trailer crane to lift one of the largest stained glass windows in the USA
Engineered Rigging uses Enerpac strand jacks as effective crane alternative in Cline Avenue Bridge build
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