All articles by Vidya Sagar Maddela
Vidya Sagar Maddela
Excellent Handling Systems delivers 10-ton EOT crane in Chakan, India
The 10-ton crane features high load capacity, smooth and vibration-free operation, energy-efficient motors, and is suitable for use in factories, warehouses, and manufacturing units
Konecranes to supply Gottwald mobile harbour crane to Chile
Konecranes Gottwald ESP.10 mobile harbour crane is set to enhance container operations for super-post Panamax vessels, which are among the largest container ships worldwide.
Konecranes supplies 14 cranes to Makino’s new Vietnam facility
The cranes, with 500kg to 15 tons capacities, are designed to enable safe material movement across Makino’s production lines, shipping area, showroom, staging zone, measurement area and storerooms
Indic acquires Irugasa Remote Control Systems to expand operations
The acquisition builds on an existing partnership between Indic and Irugasa, spanning three decades, and aims to expand Indic’s position in the overhead cranes and hoist sector.
RIKON installs new RMG gantry crane at First Dry Port Terminal
The new crane, which features a maximum lifting capacity of 41 tons under the spreader and a working outreach of seven metres, would enhance container cargo handling in the recently expanded terminal zone
Stahl opens new factory to enhance load handling operations
The new factory is designed to meet increasing market demand with cutting-edge technologies and efficient, sustainable production processes.
Burkhardt+Weber selects Konecranes MTS as service partner
Konecranes MTS will offer authorised warranty services, repairs, and genuine spare parts across Finland, enhancing support for Burkhardt+Weber’s precision machining centres
Konecranes acquires Spanish crane company PIMEG
Founded in 2008, PIMEG focuses on the sales, service, inspections, preventive maintenance, repairs, modernisation, and procurement of spare parts for crane systems
Konecranes to supply 16 hybrid RTG cranes for Port Houston
Konecranes’ RTG cranes will be the inaugural ‘one-over-six’ container stacking units at Port Houston, expanding the port’s hybrid fleet to 46 units, in line with its sustainability goals
William Hackett integrates RFID technology into chain slings
William Hackett integrated RFID chips, which use NFC technology, into the assembly tags, allowing users to access key product details by scanning the tag with their mobile phones