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Annual Conference and Specialized Transportation Symposium rescheduled for October and July 2021
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Skyjack president says China rental can learn from North America at International Rental Conference Asia
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Articulating and telescopic boom lifts added to China production facility range
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Another nine new Link-Belt cranes will join the All fleet taking the total this year to 25 units from this US manufacturer
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Haulotte provides familiarisation training to Loxam, following delivery of two electric RT booms
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Sarens opens a new depot at Chingola in the Copperbelt area of Zambia to serve the clients and coordinate with them closely
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To give the safest and longest service, both steel wire and synthetic fibre rope needs to be treated well, correctly selected and of good quality. ICST reports
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Tracked platform specialist provides details about its first spider crane
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John C. Pfeifer, Oshkosh COO, will take over as CEO from Wilson R. Jones, who retires in April
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A 130 tonne capacity telescopic crawler crane is proving its worth on a large scale concrete project in Germany
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Soeren Brogaard takes over from Joergen Raguse, who is appointed vice-chairman of the board
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Trungnam Group in Vietnam takes delivery of large crawler cranes from Sany in first part of major order
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Crane rental house Bigge Crane and Rigging in the USA is increasing its coverage with the opening of a branch in Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Alimak LSH construction hoist is designed for use inside elevator shafts
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First quarter 2021 live SC&RA events in the USA are being moved to dates later in the year
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Longhorn meets demand for more lifting capability in New York, USA, with the help of NFS Leasing
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Two 650 tonne class Demag crawlers used by Sarens to erect wind turbines in the Netherlands
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External customers can now make use of Liebherr’s 1,600 tonne heavy lift crane at the Port of Rostock in Germany
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Efficiency gains for Link Construction by using Potain elf-erecting tower crane