Novità

CONEXPO 2017 in Las Vegas Nevada is off to a quick start with several high-profile crane purchases being celebrated at the Manitowoc Cranes booth. W.O. Grubb has purchased the first three Grove GMK5150L all-terrains cranes in North America. The Richmond Virginia-based company already has an impressive Grove lineup in its fleet and this purchase will further enhance its lifting capabilities.

Manitowoc is featuring one of its newest rough-terrain cranes at CONEXPO 2017: the Grove GRT880. This crane which is on display at Gold Lot stand G3348 boasts several class-leading capabilities and Manitowoc’s Crane Control System (CCS).

The Potain MDT 219 tower crane is being showcased at a North American trade show for the first time at CONEXPO 2017 giving customers an opportunity to see first-hand the features and benefits that have made the crane a hit in the region. The MDT 219 has the highest capacity of all models in the MDT CCS City tower crane range making it ideal for North American construction where buildings are increasingly becoming taller and more complex.

Manitowoc is debuting the Potain MD 559 tower crane for the first time in North America at CONEXPO 2017. The 20 t (22 USt) crane represents Potain’s MD CCS range which has the highest capacities of all its top-slewing trolleying tower cranes.

Only minutes after the new Grove TMS9000-2 truck crane was unveiled at CONEXPO 2017 in Las Vegas Nevada one of Manitowoc Cranes’ most long-standing customers celebrated a purchase of the breakthrough model. Davis Motor Crane Service joined Manitowoc CEO Barry Pennypacker for a champagne toast to commemorate the occasion. The company was also presented with a celebratory plaque and a pair of customized Manitowoc-themed hard harts both of which were hand painted.

For the first time in North America Manitowoc is featuring the GMK5150L and GMK5250L at a tradeshow. The two new all-terrain cranes are a major highlight for CONEXPO 2017 and are sure to draw a crowd to the company’s booth.

Lighter longer stronger. This was the mantra as Grove developed the TMS9000-2 its next-generation truck crane which has just been unveiled at CONEXPO 2017 in Las Vegas.

It has been nearly three years since Manitowoc debuted the MLC650 and its innovative Variable Position Counterweight (VPC) technology at CONEXPO and since then companies from around the world have been experiencing the power and versatility of this groundbreaking crane.

Manitowoc has introduced a new version of the Manitowoc MLC300 that utilizes a fixed-position counterweight. This new model has many of the same features as the original MLC300 but does not feature Variable Position Counterweight (VPC) technology.

National Crane has introduced the 50 t (55 USt) NTC55 at CONEXPO 2017 in Las Vegas Nevada. The new model is a truck crane “replacement” that can maneuver into the tight working quarters typically reserved for a truck crane but with the added features of a boom truck to increase efficiency and versatility for its owners.

KranAgentur Werner an exclusive Manitowoc sales partner based in Zweibrücken Germany fulfilled a major order for fifteen Grove all-terrain cranes. Maxikraft Group headquartered in Züllsdorf Germany took delivery of the cranes.

Manitowoc has announced the newest addition to its line of Grove Hydraulic Crawler (GHC) cranes: the Grove GHC30. The new 30 t (30 USt) crane is the smallest in the GHC line and its compact dimensions will enable exceptional maneuverability.