John Taylor adds Unic cranes

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08 September 2014

From left to right: Russell Taylor and Julie Marshall (John Taylor Crane Services), Scott Ainsworth

From left to right: Russell Taylor and Julie Marshall (John Taylor Crane Services), Scott Ainsworth (GGR Group, technical support director)

Rental company John Taylor Crane Services has taken delivery of three Unic spider cranes in the UK.

The three Unic URW-295 mini spider cranes were ordered from mini crane specialist GGR Group. The 2.9 tonne capacity model is 60 cm wide and is designed to fit through a standard doorway. The diesel powered URW-295 can lift to a height of 9.8 metres when fitted with the 700 kg capacity combined fly jib and searcher hook. It also has a Rayco Wylie i4300 safe load indicator (SLI) system.

Scott Ainsworth, GGR technical support director, handed over the keys to Russell Taylor and Julie Marshall who were delighted with the new addition to their fleet, a spokesperson said.

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