Crane Machinery/Crushing Lifting
Mobile cranes with latest tech would be in good demand
The scenario in India is encouraging due to two reasons – first, the paradigm shift towards buying new cranes from importing used cranes; second, the increase in use of heavy duty mobile crane in construction, cement, steel, wind and power sectors.
Overall outlook for next two years in positive
The overall outlook for next couple of years for pick and carry, and medium and heavy duty mobile cranes is positive. While we expect a sustainable growth on YoY basis, but due to pandemic, we might see some hiccups in between.
Covid-19 has expedited the transition from manual processes to automated systems”
The demands on controllers and sensors used in construction machines, municipal vehicles, agricultural and forestry machinery, port facilities and cranes are extremely high. Units and machines are permanently exposed to harsh environments like heat, cold, moisture, mud, dust, shocks and vibrations and often even thunder and lightning.
Nouvelles Carrières d’Alsace once again opts for Liebherr quality
Nouvelles Carrières d'Alsace and Liebherr enjoy a long-term partnership
Updates to Grove TMS9000-2 truck crane add more power and faster setup
Repower of the popular crane with new Cummins X12 Tier 4 Final engine offers an extra 25 bhp.
Potain cranes fuel success for Indian real estate developer
Aparna Constructions and Estates trusts Potain cranes for their reliable performance and excellent return on investment
Potain cranes conquer jobsite with footprint restrictions at downtown Phoenix development
An MD 485 top-slewing crane and an Igo T 85 A self-erecting crane were strategically positioned to reach the full Haverly Apartments jobsite.
Tadano launches all-terrain crane line with 75 tonne lifting capacity
Tadano, a Mobile crane manufacturer, introduced an upgraded four-axle all-terrain crane line with a lifting capacity of 75 tonne and two boom lengths. The new AC 4.070L-1 and AC 4.070-1 feature multifunctional crane controls and a new carrier cab.
Liebherr sells its 2000th 34 K fast-erecting crane
Liebherr has sold its 2000th 34 K fast-erecting crane to Mathis Bau AG. The Swiss construction and transport company is a long-standing customer of the construction machinery manufacturer and already uses several Liebherr cranes in its diverse areas of operation.
Liebherr crane 34 K at work on tallest building in Benelux region
The fast-erecting crane belonging to the rental fleet of Van der Spek Vianen B.V. proved its flexibility once again
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