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Construction Technology
WIKA Mobile Control Provides Wireless System Solution for QMC Cranes
WIKA Mobile Control
QMC Cranes (QMC) is offering WIKA Mobile Control’s PRS90 wireless multi-sensor indicator as an option on their 40-series and 50-series boom trucks.
WIKA Mobile Control
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The Future of Mobile Power Is Closer Than You Think
Lifting Equipment
Aerial Lift Industry Embraces Robotics and Progress
The inside scoop on how the aerial lift industry champions change.
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Trucks
National Crane To Display Short-Configuration NBT45-2 at Work Truck Week
National Crane - a Manitowoc Brand
National Crane’s application engineering team collaborated with customers and a truck manufacturer to design a shorter-chassis boom truck that increases maneuverability without sacrificing lifting capacity.
National Crane
Lifting Equipment
Bronto Skylift Takes on Maintenance at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Bronto Skylift North America
A Bronto S230XDT aerial platform was delivered to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s facility in Goldstone to enable inspection and maintenance of high-tech antennas.
Bronto
Boom Trucks
National Crane NBT60L Boom Truck
Manitowoc Cranes
National Crane's NBT60L boom trucks key features include a 151-ft. boom, solid operation at all points on the load chart and numerous operator-centric options
Manitowoc Introduces New National Crane Nbt60 L Boom Truck 1
Crane
Terex Sells Boom Truck, Truck Crane, and Crossover Lines to Load King
Load King to brand cranes as it expands its construction portfolio, while Terex continues downsizing to ‘businesses where we have a strong market position’
Load King will sell what was formerly the Terex BT 70100 boom truck with 100 ft. boom and 35-ton capacity as the Stinger 35-10.
Construction News
Elliott Equipment Company Celebrates 70 Years in Business
Elliott Equipment Co.
Founded in 1948, the company was one of the pioneers in developing truck-mounted aerial equipment
Elliott 70th Anniversary 2
Boom Trucks
Boom Truck Market Expected to Exceed $500M by 2024
Global Market Insights Inc.
Steady demand generated by applications including heavy and light industrial work coupled with the rapid pace of warehousing and industrialization is driving the boom truck market
Boom Trucks Market
Boom Trucks
Elliott 40142 Boom Truck
Elliott Equipment Co.
Features an 80,000-lb. lifting capacity, five-section, 142-ft. main boom and telescopic jib
Elliott 40142 Angle
Lifting Equipment
Grove and National Crane Show a Trio of Utility Offerings at ICUEE 2017
Manitowoc Cranes
All three machines are outfitted with special attachments to better show their effectiveness in the utilities market
Grove And National Crane To Show Utility Prowess At Icuee 2017 2
Boom Trucks
Bronto Skylift Shows World's Tallest Insulated Aerial
Bronto Skylift North America
Model SI 219 HDT-C features a 219-ft. working height with 89 ft. of horizontal outreach
Oversize tires shown on machine are optional
Boom Trucks
Terex Lattice Boom Truck Crane Erects Wind Turbines in Swiss Alps
This type of high alpine project is enormously challenging on equipment so the crane service provider decided to rely on the proven strengths of its Terex TC 2800-1 lattice boom truck crane
On behalf of German company Enercon GmbH, Switzerland-based Welti-Furrer Pneukran & Spezialtransporte AG erected three E-92 wind turbines at the Gries Pass, which has an altitude of roughly 8,202 ft.
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