Verton’s lifting beams and modular SpinPod technology uses gyroscopes and control systems that orientate suspended loads remotely without the need for human-held taglines. The technology removes personnel near and under loads and keeps them away from the drop zone.
“With Verton’s products, we see the opportunity to offer our customers new and smart solutions. Both companies have great potential to develop and market new products for lifting and controlling loads. We already have several good ideas and projects in the pipeline for 2022, and we are keen to get started,” said Andreas Höltkemeier, MD, SpanSet Axzion.
The possibilities for improved efficiency, control, and safety across SpanSet Axzion’s projects are huge, added Tim Ekert, CEO, Verton.
“Off-shore and on-shore projects will benefit from Verton’s load orientation technology. No matter the complexity, the suspended load will arrive at its destination in the correct orientation due to the control system onboard our equipment while controlling the load via our remote control, even in the event of sudden wind gusts,” he said.
