All Winches Articles
Huisman and Siemens Gamesa have a new solution for controlled turbine assembly
The AC65E-155S is Altec’s largest crane with 130,000 pounds of hoisting capacity.
Choosing the right ropes and winches will improve a crane’s performance
Winches moved from the Netherlands to the Baltic
Pat Clark discusses all the subtleties of job planning and renting rigging gear.
Wire or fibre, ropes are key for a crane’s performance. Niamh Marriott reports
The partnership will help sell the Lifting Equipment Store (LES) product range to large companies, including Botswana mines
Two 800 tonne winches come as part of Mammoet’s acquisition of Land & Marine
A look at the rope and winches sector after 12 months of unprecedented disruption from coronavirus. Christian Shelton reports
Palfinger provides winches for Ocean Infinity’s latest autonomous vessels
To give the safest and longest service, both steel wire and synthetic fibre rope needs to be treated well, correctly selected and of good quality. ICST reports
Some of the latest digital and remote monitoring tools available to crane users, as well as some new gantry crane technology
New or traditional? Two approaches, both pushing the boundaries, especially for tall tower cranes. Christian Shelton reports
Brakes for 10,000 tonne capacity cranes on semi-submersible crane vessel installed
Lifting Gear Hire has changed its name to LGH as part of a worldwide rebranding
Crane manufacturer incorporates Brevini winches in multiple crane models
The rise of synthetic rope continues, although demand for wire rope remains strong. Christian Shelton reports
A new range of High Performance Lifting (HPL) winches for Potain tower cranes are available from Manitowoc
Industrial radio control system division of Ikusi to be part of Danfoss
FEM guidelines are an early important step in advancing the widespread application of synthetic fibre ropes in the crane and construction markets. Christian Shelton reports