by Max Daman | Jul 11, 2022 | Crane & Lifting News, Energy News, Manufacturer News
Tetrahedron recently announced that it will build a prototype crane together with its consortium consisting of Jack-Up Barge BV, TNO, Shell, and GE. Rotterdam-based Tetrahedron company patented, developed, and achieved DNVGL design verification on the crane principle...
by Max Daman | Jun 13, 2022 | Constuction & Business News, Crane & Lifting News, Energy News, Equipment Rental News
An impressive package of 25 new Liebherr cranes is coming to the ALL Family of Companies throughout the calendar year 2022. ALL is excited about all the new cranes coming, but the most highly anticipated is the Liebherr LR 11000 lattice boom crawler crane, which will...
by Max Daman | May 30, 2022 | Constuction & Business News, Crane & Lifting News, Energy News, Heavy Machinery News
Fagioli Inc. is a worldwide certified engineering company specializing in Heavy Transport and Lifting, Project Logistics, and Freight Forwarding activities. CLICK HERE.. To See FAGIOLI’s 2022 forty-seven page LATEST PROJECTS .PDF The companies in the group are...
by Max Daman | Apr 25, 2022 | Crane & Lifting News, Energy News, Manufacturer News
Tadano Ltd. announced plans to commercialize the world’s first electric rough terrain crane. Currently, in development, the crane will be able to drive to the job site and complete all lifting operations using battery/electric, rather than diesel power to deliver...
by Max Daman | May 16, 2019 | Crane & Lifting News, Energy News, Manufacturer News
LiftWerx has launched a wind tower crane for carrying out wind turbine operations and maintenance (O&M), which is powered by wind energy. The company developed the GenHook kit in cooperation with Kenz Figee and Eager One, which designed to perform corrective...
by Max Daman | Apr 17, 2019 | Crane & Lifting News, Energy News
Preparations are underway to lift a toppled tower at Imperial Oil, using a lattice boom tower crane and an All Terrain Crane to hold up the structure, an Imperial Oil spokesperson says. The move is to double up on safety, said Kristina Zimmer. “They should be doing...
