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Alimak Group changes group structure and Group Leadership Team

Alimak Group has announced a new Group structure and Group Leadership Team following the completion of the acquisition of Tractel. The new organisation and subsequent reporting structure, is based on Alimak Group’s organisational structure launched in January 2021. The new organisation will have five divisions: Construction, Industrial, Facade Access, Wind and Height Safety and Productivity Solutions …

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Large order for Tadano all terrain cranes from Sarens

Sarens has placed an order for 24  Tadano all terrain cranes and Tadano E-Packs for their different European subsidiaries such as Belgium, Netherlands, France, Poland, and UK as well as for their Australian operations.   The order includes six units each of the Tadano AC 3.055-1, AC 4.080-1 and AC 5.130-1, three units AC 4.100-4L, …

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Echandia to supply battery systems for two electrified vessels

Echandia will supply energy storage solutions for two new fully electrified vessels for Molslinjen. The battery systems selected will have a total capacity of around 7 MWh. According to Echandia, the battery systems have a high degree of utilization of installed capacity, which results in an overall system size and weight that few competing systems …

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Modulift tests its largest spreader beam

Modulift has recently finished the testing of MOD 1100 modular spreader beam, the largest supplied standard beam in the Modulift range with a lifting capacity of 2000 tonnes. Ordered by a Belgian client for Offshore Monopoly installations, the 30-metre-long beam comes complete with DNV GL type approval as standard. Fitted with optional extras including upper …

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Port of Arendal in Norway takes delivery of a new LHM 550

Port of Arendal, located  in the southern part of Norway between Larvik and Kristiansand, took a delivery of a new LHM 550 from Liebherr. With a lifting capacity of up to 144 tonnes, this mobile harbour crane offers the port the ability to support larger project and special cargo, as well as optimised bulk operations. …

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Discover Battery names new UK distributor

Discover Battery, a SOLV4EX company headquartered in Richmond, British Columbia, has announced that BBL Batteries, formerly known as Bristol Batteries. BBL will distribute and support Discover battery throughout the UK and Ireland.  “We selected BBL Batteries to distribute our products due to their extensive industry knowledge and well- established distribution network,” said Lee Adams, President, …

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RBTS from Scheuerle transport longest rotor blades available on the market

Heavy transport specialist P. Adams added three blade transport systems (RBTS) from TII Scheuerle to its fleet and has already mastered the first practical application with 83-metre-long blades. A total of 24 rotor blades had to be transported along the approximately 170-kilometre route from the port city of Uddevalla in western Sweden, where the wind …

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Raimondi Cranes: Great success for all new launches 

Raimondi Cranes introduced three novelties at this year’s Bauma. The two cranes – T187 and T357 – were erected at Raimondi’s outdoor exhibit, and were shown alongside the company’s new extended crane cab, the Raimondi Lumina X. “We presented the T357 for Bauma, as it demonstrates the superior characteristics of the Class 150, the Raimondi’s …

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