All Restoration and Repair Articles
Geda 500 Z/ZP and GEDA 1500 Z/ZP models assist repairs to the spire of Austria’s largest cathedral
Two Bronto Skylift truck mounts used to dismantle and reassemble historic shotgun pellet tower in Finland
Historic castle, once home to Richard I and occupied by the Sheriff of Nottingham, restored
New installations at Saudi Aramco’s Riyadh refinery are part of a wider upgrade in Saudi Aramco’s commitment to drive greater energy efficiency
New JLG 33m tracked platform is replacing lighting in architectually challenging building
A Spider 18.90 Pro is at work at the Phanteon, an historic architectural site in the centre of Rome
Electric cranes for use in cities or at night will only increase in popularity.
Unic crane distributor Lissner delivers 12 new units to Danish Ministry of Defence for work that will include engine replacement on Leopard tanks
The Caldwell Group supplied a custom 23 metre, 20.9 tonne capacity beam for lifting 60 rebar cages in Pennsylvania, USA
This sector continues to evolve as the benefits of an articulating crane mounted on crawler tracks become more widely known. Christian Shelton reports
A piece of history was moved back to the sea by King Lifting using a Modulift spreader frame from SafetyLiftinGear
Peri Systems is using a complex, BIM designed, scaffold system to renovate the Ulm Minster church towers
A delicate refurbishment job for BKL in Germany using two of its Liebherr mobile cranes
Hydro took home an award for its work on the Portland Building in Oregon
Best conservation practice brings Dublin’s Scots back into use
Access to federal funds for new infrastructure and inter-state crossing of Hudson River in the US
French rental company said it will donate €10 million worth of rental over next five years
Following national tragedy, Vinci suggests skills sponsorship for 850-year-old cathedral’s reconstruction
The expertise of tracked boom specialist Viking Access solved a property developer’s tricky working at height challenge
Crane owners can use the services of specialists or OEMs when considering repair and refurbishment options. Christian Shelton reports