Linden Comansa makes a station stop

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Ian Vallely

10 November 2016

Two Linden Comansa cranes – models 11LC132 and 5LC5010 – are working on a station project for contra

Two Linden Comansa cranes – models 11LC132 and 5LC5010 – are working on a station project for contractor Ferrovial Agroman Chile

Tower crane sales and rental specialist Altumaq supplied two Linden Comansa tower cranes to help with the construction of the Lo Valledor metro station in Santiago, Chile.

The cranes from the Spanish manufacturer were models 11LC132 and 5LC5010. They were put to work on this project for contractor Ferrovial Agroman Chile.

From 2017 this station will be part of Line 6 of the metro of the capital city of Chile. Altumaq has been a distributor for Linden Comansa cranes since 2012.

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