FOR Industry Engineering has taken delivery of an overhead crane for its new production facility under construction in Miszewko, Poland.
The SWF Krantechnik crane, recently delivered to the site, is expected to be critical for handling heavy materials, components, and equipment throughout the new plant.
The overhead crane is designed for intensive use in manufacturing settings.
Key features include a 25‑metric‑tonne lifting capacity, a 20m span, a 10.1 m lifting height, and two independent hoists, each rated to lift 12.5 metric tonnes.
It is classified under the FEM M5 service class, which is suited to demanding industrial operations.
FOR Industry Engineering has indicated that the new crane will enhance both manufacturing safety and efficiency, enabling the company to produce large-scale structures and process installations for a range of industrial sectors.
The company also anticipates that the equipment will help to streamline internal logistics and facilitate the handling of heavier components at the Miszewko site.
Referring to the development, the company said the facility would “significantly expand our ability to execute projects for clients across various industrial sectors.”
The firm described the investment as a step towards supporting “the growing demands of modern industry.”
Construction of the Miszewko plant is part of FOR Industry Engineering’s broader strategy to expand its manufacturing capabilities.
In the statement, the company highlighted that each stage of the build brings it closer to launching operations at the new location.
FOR Industry Engineering, established in 2019, provides technical solutions to clients in multiple industries.
The company is active in 11 European countries and specialises in power hydraulics and industrial installations.
Alongside its core business, the firm has started collaborating with companies in the fields of alternative energy sources, distributed generation, and energy recovery.
