Vestil Offers Galvanized Truck Jib Crane

Vestil Manufacturing, Angola, Ind., now offers the galvanized truck jib crane, which features a maximum capacity of 2,000 pounds to assist lifting heavy items. The unit can be used in water environments or areas prone to moisture. The crane can swivel 360° for limitless operation.

22/10/2012 - 04:00 am

Raymond Appoints President and COO for Arbor Material Handling

Timothy Koval, vice president and chief legal officer for the Raymond Corporation, has been appointed president and COO for Arbor Material Handling Inc., an authorized Raymond sales and service center headquartered in Willow Grove, Pa. In this role, Koval will oversee all operational aspects of the business, which services customers throughout eastern Pennsylvania, southern New […]

22/10/2012 - 04:00 am

Mazzella Adds Branch in Minnesota

Mazzella Lifting Technologies has opened a new branch in Virginia, Minn. The facility is in a central location for serving the local Taconite Mines and other general industry in the region. “We see the Mazzella Companies’ expansion into the Mesabi Range of Minnesota as a natural progression of our long-term relationship with U.S. Steel,” says […]

22/10/2012 - 04:00 am

Lift-It Manufacturing Supplies Island Nations with Barrier Net

Lift-It Manufacturing, Pomona, Calif., reports that an refinery in Trinidad and Tobago required a product that became a production milestone for the company. The refinery required a 34’x34’ barrier net. Previously, the largest, heavy-duty cargo net fabricated by Lift-It were 25’x25’, which was used to lift a 50,000-pound historic object in the Hawaiian Islands. For […]

22/10/2012 - 04:00 am

NACB to Open New Crane & Lifting Training Facility in Orlando

To address the growing demand for training, North American Crane Bureau is opening a new facility in Central Florida, located near NACB’s headquarters and near the interstate. The 6,200-sq.-ft. training facility will allow for hands-on and classroom training, and it will include an area specifically for simulation and interactive learning. NACB expects the facility to […]

19/10/2012 - 04:00 am

Custom Lifting System Lifts and Repositions Five Different Aircraft Panels

Cynergy Ergomics, St. Louis, Mo., has recently installed a custom lifting system to lift, rotate, and reposition five separate commercial aircraft fuselage panels of differing sizes, weights and geometries.  The panels, which weigh up to 2,500 pounds each, are lifted and then rotated either 90° or 180° before being placed into dunnage, a storage pogo, […]

19/10/2012 - 04:00 am

Lowering device available on another JDN hoist line

  The emergency lowering device recently introduced by German manufacturer JD Neuhaus for its EH range of air operated hoists can now also be supplied as a standard feature on the Profi Ti line from 25t to 60t lift capacity. Hoists incorporating the emergency lowering device option are equipped with a separate air tank, with […]

16/10/2012 - 19:11 pm

Verlinde hoist gives flight to giant heron

  Verlinde has seemed up with fellow French firm Sere Maintenance to give flight to a giant heron carrying visitors to “the Machines de L’île,” a cultural and entertainment project in Nantes. A heron with an 8-metre wing span carrying passengers flies over the great model of the Heron Tree set in the middle of […]

16/10/2012 - 15:50 pm

SANY America Launches North American Reach Stackers, Container Handlers

SANY America, Peachtree City, Ga., has launched container reach stackers and empty-container handlers for port, rail, and intermodal cargo use in North America. “Sany port machines are in use at some of the busiest ports and intermodal yards in the world,” said Kyle Nape, vice president of global sales and marketing at Sany America. “We’re […]

16/10/2012 - 04:00 am

IPAF Releases Third Quarter AWP Accident Report

The International Powered Access Federation’s accident reporting project has determined there were 26 deaths resulting from 25 worldwide accidents involving aerial work platforms from January to September 2012. Results for the last quarter reveal that there were seven fatalities from six accidents that were reported in the months of July, August, and September. These accidents all […]

16/10/2012 - 04:00 am

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