All Tower - Luffing Jib Articles
Only three weeks after the official launch of the Wolff 1250B, the title of Europe's strongest luffing jib tower crane passes to Wilbert
Manitowoc dealer and crane rental house D&G Hoist and Crane Hire in Australia has taken delivery of its 100th Potain tower crane
New from Wolffkran is its flagship model, the imposing 1,500 tonne-metre Wolff 1250 B luffing jib tower crane. Alex Dahm gained exclusive access to the new crane in the iron for the first time and spoke to the team behind the project in Germany
Third generation company director Simon Marr, with brother Gordon and father Gordon Senior, are the driving force behind some of the most impressive crane projects in the Pacific region and beyond. They operate tower cranes and large mobile cranes, servicing any lifting project at home in Australia or abroad
Marr Contracting has erected what it claims is the world's largest luffing jib tower crane. Sydney, Australia-based Marr put up its new 330 tonne capacity Favelle Favco M2480D in Doha Qatar. IC contributor Brent Stacey went to see it
A Terex Cranes tower crane sales and service centre has been opened to improve customer support in India
A luffing jib Wolff tower crane will be on demolition duty at a power station in Germany until the end of 2008
A pair of luffing jib tower cranes is vital to the construction of South America's tallest tower. IC reports
The first luffing jib tower crane from Chinese manufacturer Zoomlion has been put to work on the Expo 2010 project in Shanghai
Tower crane manufacturer Wolffkran in Germany has launched the Wolff 224 B luffing jib tower crane
The UK's Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has reported on the 2007 Liverpool tower crane accident and written to crane rental and supply companies in Great Britain about it
The first Wolff tower crane erected in Australia was recently shown to the local crane industry as a celebration of the formation of a partnership between Wolffkran and The Caelli Group. The Caelli Group is a formwork contractor and crane hirer that specializes in high rise construction. Established in 1972 and based in Melbourne, recent changes to the company’s structure mean expansion in two crane-related areas.
Monday 14 July sees the launch of a new Jost luffing jib tower crane.
Arcomet's management team, led by CEO Dirk Theyskens, has fully acquired the company from minority shareholders GIMV, Sofinim and NPM Capital
A tower crane has collapsed in New York City, US.
It's not only crawler cranes that are getting bigger.
High-rise towers continue to climb across the globe as potent symbols of emerging nations growing economic power. But how high can they go, and how green are they? Richard High reports.
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