World's tallest spider platform for St Pancras station maintenance!

CAMDEN, U.K. - June 24, 2019 - PRLog -- TCA Lifting has a long history of providing crane and powered access solutions for use at St Pancras International station in London, having supplied a large range of equipment for the £800 million refurbishment carried out in 2007 when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the revamped station. The company even helped with the install of a temporary clock before the new Dent clock was installed.

More recently TCA Lifting has supplied a Palazzani XTJ52 for a major concourse relamping project in the 'Barlow Shed' station. The XTJ52 is Europe's highest spider with 52m working height, 19.5m radius and capable of lifting 4-persons with 400kg SWL. At less than half the weight of an equivalent traditional self-propelled MEWP, the Palazzani XTJ52 offers the low ground loadings essential for working inside the station. One of the most useful features for gaining access to the lighting is the articulating three section telescopic jib, which allows the operator to position the basket with precision.

By removing the basket and replacing with a winch, the XTJ52 can be quickly
transformed from Europe's highest reaching 'spider platform' to its highest lifting 'spider crane' able to lift 500kg to a height of 49m and to an impressvie 16.5m radius.

For further information please contact info@tcalifting.com or visit http://tcalifting.com.