All articles by Vidya Sagar Maddela
Vidya Sagar Maddela
Vinalift supplies explosion-proof JIB cranes for offshore energy project
The cranes are specifically engineered to meet stringent safety requirements for hazardous zones, classified as Class 1, Zone 2, T3 IIA.
Street Cranexpress unveils Halo Lights to enhance on-site safety
Halo Lights project highly visible zones on the ground beneath cranes or hooks, significantly boosting safety for pedestrians in workshops.
Vinalift installs two outdoor gantry cranes for precast yard in Thailand
The installation includes two 150-ton double-girder gantry cranes with a 40m span and two 25-ton gantry cranes for auxiliary lifting tasks.
Lloyds Beal upgrades coil shed with new overhead gantry crane
Lloyds Beal has installed a new 5,000kg overhead gantry crane, which features inverter-driven motors and a Street Crane ZX wire rope hoist.
Dafang Crane exports double-girder overhead cranes to Thailand
Dafang’s overhead cranes exported to Thailand, with different lifting capacities, are designed to enhance operational efficiency in diverse industrial applications.
Konecranes to supply 39 cranes to Hitachi’s Finland factory
The order, which includes SMARTON, S-series, and CXT overhead cranes, was confirmed in April 2025, with delivery expected by the end of 2026.
City Ispat installs two 10-ton overhead cranes at its facility
The newly installed overhead cranes come with a dual 10-ton setup, adhering to standard safety protocols throughout the installation process.
Kalmar, AGL complete STS crane refurbishment project in Abidjan
The project involved replacing the cranes’ forestay and pivot point bearings, trolley rails, short rails, and trolley and guide wheels.
Skyline Lifting’s temporary overhead crane begins operations in London
The crane system, designed by Skyline Lifting and featuring equipment supplied by GIS Lift Turn Move, was installed for WellMax Scaffolding.
VECA installs 3,200kg overhead crane with Verlinde hoist
The installation uses an advanced design with transverse crane rails instead of traditional longitudinal beams, allowing the hoist to navigate various areas of the building.