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Wind energy, platform decommissioning and sub sea projects are all growth areas for offshore cranes. Euan Youdale looks at these applications and the cranes involved
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Lebus International Engineers has claimed that new guidance to limit the use of deepwater cranes to 58% of their rated capacity will throw the industry into turmoil
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KHL.com users can now share stories in over 60 different ways.
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South America is bucking the economic trend somewhat and there are positive signs for crane sales
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Eight Wolffkran tower cranes are helping to construct the E.ON coal-fuelled power plant in Maasvlakte, the Netherlands
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Parent company of Essex Crane Rental Corp, Essex Rental Corp, in the US has posted figures down more than 40% on the same period of 2008 but said that business has stabilised
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The Palfinger Group has agreed a sales joint venture with the Kraft Invest Group to expand operations in Russia
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The countdown has started for the inaugural to the World Crane and Transport Summit 2009 (Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 22 and 23 October)
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Huisman is expanding its heavy lifting product range with a series of wind turbine installation cranes
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Terex has agreed to pay a US$ 8 million fine to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) relating to several cases of accounting fraud between 2000 and 2004.
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It has come to ALLMI's attention that clarification is required with regard to the A2 amendment of EN12999
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A new Machinery Directive will be implemented in Europe this year, including a requirement for stabiliser interlocks. Alan Johnson, technical manager at the Association of Lorry Loader Manufacturers and Importers (ALLMI) in the UK discusses how it will affect the industry
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Shuttlelift has developed a new wheel jacking technique and an automatic variable throttle (AVT) system for its SL and ISL gantry cranes
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The slump in shipping and associated port activity has coincided with a move towards fuel efficiency and increased capacity. Euan Youdale discusses these trends with rubber tyred gantries in mind
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Construction activity is still strong in the United Arab Emirates, according to local Manitowoc dealer NFT. IC reports
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There is a fine line when it comes to choosing cost savings over the environment. One way both can be obtained is through separate engines for the chassis and upper works on a mobile crane. This is increasingly occurring on smaller capacity machines. Euan Youdale reports
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Despite a few signs of wavering, stock markets kept on climbing in May, shrugging off swine flu and bankruptcies in the auto industry. Chris Sleight reports
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Copies of International Cranes and Specialized Transport magazine's IC50 2009 and IC50 five year reports can now be bought online at KHL's new Information Store
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Knuckle boom crane manufacturer Palfinger in Austria reported revenue for the first half of 2009 down by 36% at Euro 269 million (US$ 382 million) compared to the record Euro 424 million ($602 million) for the first half of 2008