Gwangju Building Collapse Saga & Updates
It has been one of the biggest news in South Korea as one of the high-rise apartments has collapsed and left the demised tower crane in a dangerous position. We … Read more
It has been one of the biggest news in South Korea as one of the high-rise apartments has collapsed and left the demised tower crane in a dangerous position. We … Read more
Following the deadly collapse of Bangkok’s State Audit Office building, authorities are probing substandard steel from a shuttered factory and expanding investigations into the Chinese contractor involved.
The NTSB has blamed a communication breakdown for a $4.5 million crane accident at North Charleston Terminal. The incident underscores the importance of air draft awareness and early coordination.
Terex introduces the CTL 702-32, a 32t luffing jib crane designed for smarter, faster, and safer operation—featuring a 70m jib, slack rope system, and torque-controlled slewing.
Wolffkran debuts its most powerful flat top crane yet—the 8038 Clear. With a 20t capacity and 85m reach, it’s built for modern modular construction and fast assembly.
Inland Crane has reached a settlement with OSHA following the deadly 2024 Boise hangar collapse. While citations are withdrawn, the company must now enforce new safety protocols.
A utility worker is in critical condition after a 300kg transformer fell from a crane during pole installation in Tokyo. The incident raises questions about rigging safety and lifting procedures.
Liebherr reveals the LTM 1120-4.2 at bauma 2025—a smart evolution of its 120t mobile crane featuring Liccon3 controls, touchscreen tech, and operator-focused updates.
At bauma 2025, SANY presents the SCC2000A-EV electric crawler crane, SAC1200E all-terrain, SRE450N rough-terrain crane, and the SPL210 power pack—tailored for the DACH region’s emission-free future.
Liebherr will debut the LR 1300.2 SX Unplugged at bauma 2025—a 300-tonne electric crawler crane with a 392 kWh battery, 196 m system length, and floating mode capability for clean, high-capacity lifting.
Manitowoc introduces the Grove GMK5150L-1e and GMK5150XLe—hybrid All Terrain cranes offering up to 20 hours of zero-emission lifting with no performance compromise. Launching at bauma 2025.
Raimondi has launched the T577, a 24-tonne flat top tower crane with a max jib of 82.8 m and advanced controls. Debuted in Riyadh, it’s the largest model in the company’s history.
SENNEBOGEN’s 6203 E telescopic crawler crane makes its debut at bauma 2025. With a 200-ton load capacity, 78 m boom, and advanced control system, it’s designed for demanding infrastructure and precast applications.
Stafford Tower Cranes will unveil its new STL.257 luffing jib crane at bauma 2025. With a 20-tonne capacity, 60-meter jib, and enhanced operator cab, it’s engineered for performance in dense jobsites.
Tadano introduces the AS-63HD at bauma 2025—the first boom lift in North America with a 2,200-lb capacity. Designed for jobsite safety and efficiency, it combines boom lift reach with scissor lift strength.
At bauma 2025, Jekko will showcase new battery-powered minicranes, smart telematics, and debut the JCX80 and TRX32—revolutionary mobile cranes with new working modes—alongside live demos of the MAXX robotics project.
SENNEBOGEN expands its HD crawler crane line with the 6220 E—offering 220-ton capacity, modular design, and advanced safety features. Designed for offshore, dredging, and civil engineering, it debuts at bauma 2025 in Munich.
At bauma 2025, the Faymonville Group will unveil 14 specialized transport solutions from MAX Trailer, Faymonville, and Cometto. Highlights include the world premiere of the MAX710, modular CombiMAX configurations, and Cometto’s diesel, hybrid, and electric drive systems.
Manitowoc’s booth at bauma 2025 will feature hybrid-electric cranes, smart diagnostics, and a full suite of lifecycle services. With 12 cranes on display, the company showcases its vision for a more efficient, connected, and sustainable future in lifting.
At bauma 2025, Manitowoc will dedicate a major part of its 3,300 m² booth to aftermarket services for Potain and Grove cranes. From genuine parts and remanufacturing to live demos of CONNECT™ platforms and training programs, visitors will get a comprehensive look at how Manitowoc enhances crane performance across the entire lifecycle.
As the construction industry seeks to reduce its carbon footprint, the potential for electric cranes to replace diesel-powered ones is under scrutiny. This article examines the environmental benefits, performance considerations, and global initiatives influencing this transition.
China’s crane manufacturing boom is transforming Asia’s construction industry and challenging global competitors like Japan and Germany. Discover the implications for regional markets and global trade.
Tower cranes have transformed dramatically over the past century. Explore their journey from manual winches to high-tech, self-climbing machines shaping our skylines.
Planning to import a crane into Taiwan? Here’s everything you need to know about import permits, inspection requirements, TÜV certifications, and customs documentation.
Japan, Germany, and China each regulate crane safety in unique ways. Here’s a deep dive into how their standards compare—covering inspections, directives, and training.
Crane boom collapses aren’t freak accidents—they’re preventable. Learn what causes them, how OSHA regulations apply, and how to keep your site safe with real-world case studies and safety strategies.
Delve into the mechanics of crane counterweights, their configurations in various crane types, and real-world applications highlighting their importance in ensuring stability and safety.
Load charts are often overlooked in crane operations—but they’re the first line of defense against accidents. Here’s why every operator, rigger, and planner should treat them as essential.
Luffing jib cranes are designed for confined job sites with limited swing radius. Here’s when to use them—and how they differ across tower, crawler, and mobile crane applications.
When soil conditions are poor, equipment selection becomes critical. This article compares crawler cranes and rough terrain cranes from an engineering standpoint to determine which performs best on soft ground.
Pazoła strengthens its crane fleet with the Liebherr LTM 1300-6.3, featuring a 90m boom for superior lifting capacity in demanding industries like wind energy and construction.