Belgian industrial lifting and handling company AML Groupe has completed the installation of an overhead crane system featuring a 200kg electric chain hoist for an undisclosed client.
The project included both the crane bridge beam and the full runway system, aiming to enhance daily material handling activities with greater precision and reliability.
AML Groupe delivered the lifting solution as part of its core focus on safe and efficient industrial handling systems.
The company said: “From installation to final setup, every detail matters when it comes to safe and efficient lifting solutions.”
AML Groupe was established following the merger of AGEMA, LG Levage, and RM Engineering, combining over a century of experience in the design, manufacture, electrification, and installation of industrial lifting equipment.
The company is headquartered in the Wavre industrial park and operates a 1,000m² production facility.
It supplies systems including cranes, gantries, electrical accessories, and mobile power supplies. It’s Wavre site houses facilities for both the production and storage of such equipment, ranging from bridge structures to components such as cables and hoists.
AML Groupe serves industries across Europe and abroad, offering tailored lifting solutions said to focus on safety, efficiency, and environmental compliance.
The company’s experience includes providing material handling equipment for sectors with complex requirements, with technical expertise drawn from its merged entities.
Prior to this, AML Groupe completed the installation of a monorail lifting system fitted with a Donati electric chain hoist, offering a lifting capacity of 1,500kg.
The system was tailored to meet the specific requirements of the site and is intended to support safer and more efficient daily material handling.
