All Super Heavy Lifting Articles
Offshore wind installation vessel with 5,000 tonne capacity crane ready to go to work
Dutch court issues judgement on the Mammoet and Huisman intellectual property infringement case from early 2022
Production of SK6,000 super heavy lift ring crane scheduled to begin in third quarter of 2022
Crane manufacturer to build leg encircling crane for offshore wind turbine vessel
Entry to our annual IC100 (formerly IC50) listing, which ranks the world’s largest wheeled mobile and lattice boom crane operating companies, is now open
The future looks bright for the heavy lift crane industry as markets continue to emerge.
Fred. Olsen Windcarrier upgrades Brave Tern turbine installation vessel with 1,600 tonne Huisman crane
The new crane has a long reach and high lifting capacity
The world’s biggest crane has been in action again at Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, UK
Sophistication in destruction might sound like a contradiction in terms but precision and a light touch, delivered courtesy of cranes and lifting equipment, have their place in demolition
Performing a top-and-tail lifting operation in tandem with a 500 tonne mobile crane, the Mammoet crane completed its first lift
CEO Aaron Ravenscroft said the acquisition of Aspen will position Manitowoc closer to its end markets and complement its pending acquisition of H&E Equipments crane business.
Erection of a refinery vessel weighing almost 4,000 tonnes set a new record on a Chinese refinery project
From foundation construction to blade transport to turbine erection – many aspects of wind turbine erection and transport are experiencing change. Christian Shelton reports
The sector sees big name contenders showcasing some serious steel. Christian Shelton reports
Mega cranes have been front and center in the news over the past year.
Sarens’ 5,000 tonne capacity SGC-250 crane has completed a 575 tonne lift at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power project in the UK
Focus30 heavy lift crane from Mammoet completes testing and is ready to go to work
The SK6,000 is a new 6,000 tonne capacity super heavy lift crane from Mammoet, joining the existing SK190 and SK350, and the SK10,000 announced in 2019
External customers can now make use of Liebherr’s 1,600 tonne heavy lift crane at the Port of Rostock in Germany