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Enerpac hydraulic gantry moves 470 tonne generator at power station in Algeria
Two large overhead cranes from Ace World Companies, designed to NASA standards, to lift secret load in Cape Canaveral, USA
CM Labs Simulations has launched a simulator training solution for rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) operators.
AFE has installed a hoist and crane system comprised of over 1,000 feet of monorail track and 20 custom hoists.
From foundation construction to blade transport to turbine erection – many aspects of wind turbine erection and transport are experiencing change. Christian Shelton reports
Time-lapse video of Barnhart lifting a large generator off a rail car for transport to site
Installing a new coal ash conveyor required innovative engineering and precision planning
Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) appoints Martin Halford to the Board
Challenging projects and new technology: ICST provides an update on telescopic hydraulic lifters
Finland’s crane makers Cargotec and Konecranes have agreed to merge their businesses
Barnhart Crane and Rigging in the USA has announced its acquisition of Days Machinery Movers, including all personnel and equipment
Moroccan port operator buys three rubber-tyred gantry cranes from Kalmar
The world’s continued reliance on industry, in all its forms, means there is plenty of appetite for machines designed to lift in industrial environments
A series of offshore and onshore firsts comprise the core of this month’s feature. Christian Shelton reports
ALE relocates a 77.4 tonne press crown within a Nissan factory in South Africa
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Tata Steel’s Port Talbort steel plant in the UK to get new 500 tonne capacity EAF charging and ladle handling crane
Gantry manufacturers are raising the bar with their latest heavy lifting equipment. Christian Shelton reports
Jack-up gantry used on 880 tonne tunnel-boring machine for Paris Metro extension project
With hydraulic telescopic gantry use on the rise, education is ever more important, writes Mike Chalmers