All Netherlands Articles
Move strengthens presence in Northern Europe and position as rental supplier to social infrastructure sector
The bridge weighed 5,000 tonnes and was approximately 30 metres high
Dutch specialist building a 3,000-plus tonne capacity crane for Van Oord offshore wind turbine installation vessel
Platform investing in new features and geographic expansion
Netherland’s based rental company and Zoomlion representative Hoogwerkers holds customer open event
European Commission invests €15 million in latest plans for ‘green’ transport network
Dutch group says move will support growth in core markets in Netherlands, UK and Ireland
The new Liebherr MK 73-3.1 mobile construction crane performed a lift in the Netherlands
Rental businesses encouraged to act quickly on digitalisation and prepare for ‘uberisation’
The Netherlands based company has commissioned a Volvo FM 420 8 x 2 tridem with Palfinger crane for emptying glass containers
H. van Wijk Transport has added a Volvo FE Electric 6x2 with tipper body and truck-mounted electric loader crane to its fleet
The waste collection vehicles were developed and delivered in close collaboration with Volvo Trucks Nederland and dealer Harbers Trucks
Company will close Flexator AB, but other portable accommodation operations unaffected
Karel Verheul takes up newly-created role at Sinoboom BV, following longstanding experience at
Enerpac has improved its ETR-Series Trolley System with higher capacity trolleys and swivel plates to accommodate header beams and lifting systems
Mobile folding cranes with zero-emission electric power for crane operation to join Mediaco fleet in France
Company “conducting a thorough investigation with the support of third-party cyber security experts”
Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport to use construction panels made from grass in new buildings
Remote control manufacturers focus on improvements, including bigger monitors to display machine information
Strong increase in revenue for construction group, but supply chain and Covid-19 uncertainties remain