French crane service provider Jagulak Sens Levage has acquired a Demag AC 100-4L all-terrain crane.
The four-axle crane has a lifting capacity of 100 tonnes and a main boom length of 59.4 m.
According to Demag, the compact design of the AC 100-4L, its high flexibility and lifting capacities were among the reasons Jagulak opted for the model. In addition, the crane features Demag’s IC-1 Plus control system that provides the operator with access to real-time lifting information.
deugro has started the first cable drum deliveries for SuedOstLink, on behalf of Prysmian.
Sarens is expanding its fleet in Poland as demand for professional heavy lifting and transport services continues to grow.
ESEASA, a Mexican crane and heavy haulage company, has taken delivery of a new Liebherr LR 1700-1.0W in what is the first crane of this type in Latin America.
Guidance on the safe operation of cranes near power lines has been published by the International Crane Stakeholders Assembly (ICSA), the organisation that brings together global crane manufacturers and users, including the European association of road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA).
Grúas Pirineos has added a 700-tonne lift capacity Liebherr LTM 1650-8.1 mobile crane to its fleet.
Finnish crane manufacturer Konecranes will continue its work at TerraPower’s Natrium reactor demonstration plant in Wyoming, USA, by supplying a fully customised 125-tonne hoist crane.
