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They are commonly used in the construction industry and in the manufacturing of heavy equipment. Cranes for construction are normally temporary structures, either fixed to the ground or mounted on a purpose built vehicle.

With the completion of phase one of the ZX10 hoist programme, Street Crane has taken the capacity of its ZX hoist series up to 40 tonnes safe working load. The ZX10 is designed using the same modular principles as the proven ZX6-8 series.

Knez Ljubo, Croatian Maeda distributor, took 9 customers to Kranlyft's headquarters in Sweden to spend two days learning about and testing the Maeda range of products.

Crane High School 30/34th Class Reunion (THE COUGARS ) Where class meet the classes of 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 & 1979.

Hoist Experts has launched an ecommerce website offering a wide variety of chain hoists from top hoist manufacturers

The Kranlyft Group has recently taken delivery of a new Glass Suction Unit. The unit has a maximum 300kg lift capacity and is versatile on site with 360° rotation and 90° tilt.

Kranlyft UK will be the exhibiting their range of Mini Cranes at the Emergency Services Show taking place this year on 24th and 25th November. They will be displaying the MC174, MC285 and MC405, the MC405 being equipped with a man-riding basket.

Kranlyft are pleased to welcome Natalia Comén to their team in Sweden. Natalia will focus on sales of Maeda’s equipment in the Russian and CIS-markets.

The Kranlyft Group, the master distributor for Maeda Mini Cranes, are pleased to welcome two new members to their team in Sweden.

A Maeda MC285 was recently at work installing new glass panels in the stadium housing Belgiums top football team, RSC Anderlecht.

Edins Kranar, of Järfälla, Sweden, has entered the spider crane market with an investment in three Maeda cranes.

The reputation of UK engineering is soaring after the successful deployment of the new roof at Wimbledon Centre Court. The bogeys supporting and driving the 10 space frame trusses were manufactured by industrial crane specialist Street Crane.

Kranlyft, the master distributor for Maeda Mini Cranes, has appointed their 2nd dealer in France to cover the 'Central' Region.

The ZX88 is the latest hoist model to enter production at Street Crane Company. At 25 tonnes safe working load, this is the largest model in the ZX6-8 range. A key design objective was to standardise components and speed build time.

With a strong medium term order book, successful hoist product launches completed and a major new product development programme underway, Street Crane Company is expanding its Chapel-en-le-Frith facilities.

Explosion protection company Pyroban has modified a remote controlled Valla crane, so that it can be used in maintenance operations at a UK refinery, without being the source of ignition in a potentially explosive atmosphere.

Crane inquiries from Latin America are flowing in from a vast array of industries. NAI’s engineering dept is instrumental in accommodating the growing demand & unique design requirements for projects such as a new Sugar Refinery in Peru.

SSD Drives Division of Parker Hannifin Corporation, has announced the launch of the next generation of its highly successful DC590+ family of DC drives. The new series features 32 bit control architecture for better performance and more flexibility.

Street Crane Company’s Australian partner, North Queensland Cranes (NQC) uses UK built hoists and components extensively and has found a niche in supplying cranes and hoists to the draglines used by the opencast coal industry.

Leading online stationery retailer announces the availability of Crane wedding, baby, holiday and personal stationery collections at its state-of-the-art online store.

Tire Socks INC has announced their new line of TireSocks, DripDiapers, and SafetyPads, all of which can make indoor crane use better for a variety of different applications.

LSI is pleased to announce that we have received our ATEX approval. This allows LSI wireless boom sensors to work in explosion proof, intrinsically safe areas for applications in Europe.