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• The dealer will now represent Potain in Western Canada for top-slewing tower cranes; it also offers the Potain self-erecting range across the country.
• Cropac serves Western Canada through its locations in Nisku, Alberta, and Abbotsford, British Columbia.

• Since its launch three years ago, the China-made Potain MCT 565 topless crane has surpassed expectations on jobsites worldwide with a focus on Emerging Markets
• Originally available in three capacities (20 t, 25 t, and 32 t), there is now an 'A' version of the MCT 565 M32, capable of working with shorter jibs and counter-jibs, but with higher lift capacities
• The first units have already been sold to a project in Singapore.

• The Potain MCT 135 tower crane launched in 2021 and is built at the Manitowoc plant in Zhangjiagang, China
• After enjoying commercial success in many emerging markets, the crane will now also be built in Pune, India
• The units built in India will serve the growing demand in the local market for topless tower cranes. It will be offered in both 6 t and 8 t versions.

• Manitowoc will present its Potain tower cranes and Grove mobile cranes at JDL Expo, taking place June 22-24 in Beaune, France.
• The Potain and Grove teams are looking forward to welcoming customers and partners to this important networking event at booth number A56. 

• Spanish crane rental company Grúas Alhambra has added a new Grove GMK5250L-1 all-terrain crane to its fleet based on its positive experience with Grove.
• The 250 t capacity, five-axle crane delivers reliable performance and the highest-rated load chart, best maneuverability, fastest set-up time, and best operator comfort in its class.
• Manitowoc's high quality Grove cranes combined with excellent aftermarket support gave Grúas Alhambra the trust and confidence to also purchase a used 400 t, six-axle GMK6400 all-terrain crane to broaden its range of work.

• The developers of One Congress, a 43-floor office block in downtown Boston, wanted to start leasing space on the lower floors while construction was still underway. 
• This required an intelligent approach to tower crane installation, so a Potain MR 415 and MR 418 were erected in the core of the building, in an internal climbing configuration.
• This setup also eliminated the need for larger, more expensive tower cranes.

• The company has added a GMK5250XL-1 to its rental fleet
• A perfect blend of strength, reach and roadability make this 5-axle unit an ideal choice for Taiwan.

• Potain dealer for the Bergamo area Techind has deployed seven Potain MDT 219 J10 top-slewing tower cranes along with two Potain self-erecting tower cranes – one HD 40A and one Igo 50 – to lift construction materials around the Chorus Life jobsite.
• The contractor, Percassi, needed one main crane model that could be set up in different configurations to maximize efficiency in both operation and servicing.

• New automated steering options enhance drivability on smaller, steeper roads and help users navigate tight turns with ease.
• The new model was developed through extensive user feedback using Manitowoc’s Voice of the Customer process.
• The new truck crane shares features with the recently updated TMS9000-2, including more responsive handling and a new outrigger design.

• The 150-ton class MLC150-1 lattice-boom crawler becomes the fifth crane from Manitowoc in operation at the union’s 265-acre International Training & Education Center in Crosby, Texas.
• The crawler is equipped with the latest Manitowoc Crane Control System (CCS) to ensure operators of all levels are comprehensively trained on the technology.
• Manitowoc has partnered with the union for over 20 years, providing cranes of all types to local chapters across the U.S. and Canada.

• Santiago, Chile-based crane and construction equipment company has found that its first hydraulic topless luffing jib crane is ideal in constrained city projects due to its flexibility and versatility.
• One of the standout features of the MCH 125 is its VVH hydraulic luffing jib technology for raising and lowering the jib, which can move the jib from horizontal to 87° in less than two minutes.
• The crane is the first of its kind to arrive in Chile and South America.

• Two years of large, successful projects have justified Cedar Run Construction’s decision to invest in an Igo T 85 A self-erecting crane.
• Improved productivity and reductions in the use of additional equipment, fuel, and maintenance have saved the company time and money over the last two years.
• The Potain self-erecting crane has made the contractor more efficient by reducing the transport of materials on the jobsite and placing them precisely where they are needed.