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• The 100 t crane replaces a five-axle model in the company’s fleet and brings improved performance.
• It offers an additional 10 m of main boom vs. its predecessor and adds further versatility and value.
• With four axles rather than five, the crane is paying off in terms of site access and finances.

• The system automates cleaning and lubrication by feeding the wire rope through an aluminum housing equipped with inserts that are easily clamped around it.
• The inserts and scrapers are currently available to suit 16, 17, 19, 22, and 24 mm rope diameters. Further diameters can be made available upon request.
• It delivers significant savings in downtime and technician hours, plus greater efficiency in crane operation.

The companies are launching a program to raise funds for veterans through donation matching, limited-edition shirts, symbolic challenges, and employee support.

• The arrival of many Grove RT540E rough-terrain cranes will help the port manage increasing cargo volumes to support Bangladesh’s booming export industry.
• Chittagong Port Authority purchased the cranes via local dealer ETL (Essential Trade Lines).
• Grove is now the most popular crane brand at Chittagong Port, thanks to its reliable and durable performance.

• Northland Crane Service helped replace a large statue at the top of a popular church temple in Oakdale, Minnesota.
• The company used two National Crane NBT60XL boom trucks for the project.

• At the Yaouré Gold Mine in Ivory Coast, a Grove all-terrain crane is essential for daily operations. Due to its isolated location, the mine staff required on-site training to independently handle maintenance and minor repairs.
• Manitowoc is boosting the team’s self-reliance and allowing them to get the most out of the crane.

• The reconditioning of the rough-terrain crane took just 12 days, meeting the urgency of its new owners who needed it deployed on a project immediately.
• The final cost was about 40% of the price of a new crane of the same capacity and included a new manufacturer’s warranty.
• The used crane was traded in as part of the payment for two new, higher-capacity Grove cranes.

• Five Potain MDT tower cranes are working on a massive subway extension in Canada.
• Potain dealer Cropac Equipment provided the cranes, which have been operational since April 2022.
• The cranes are helping to build critical infrastructure elements for the new subway route.

• An order for several large capacity Potain tower cranes was placed by Tiong Woon Tower Crane.
• The trend for heavy precast building units is driving demand for high-capacity cranes in Singapore.
• Cranes with the ability to handle 22 t dual precast bathroom units (PBUs) were required.

• Manitowoc is opening a new office and workshop in Australia to further enhance customer support in the region.
• The new facility features expanded parts inventory and an additional workshop space, to meet the growing demands of regional customers.

• Leading figures from Manitowoc and its dealers used a panel discussion to review how the company and its products are ideally structured to support customers around the world.
• The panel highlighted how versatile designs, continuous innovation, and long-term support combine to boost customer productivity and profitability.

• Manitowoc hosted a three-day customer event in Tainan, southern Taiwan, to showcase its cranes and customer support in the region.
• On display were a Grove GMK5150XL, sold to local company Li Ying Crane Engineering, and a Grove GMK5250XL-1, sold to Fu Yifa.