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Duo Liebherr LTM1500-8.1 in Tandem for Bridge Replacement Works
In early July, three 168-tonne, 58-metre long steel girders were installed over the River Lippe using two units of 500-tonne mobile crane. This was to replace the bridge over the river on B233 between Werne and Bergkamen in the Ruhr Area, Germany. The existing bridge over River Lippe is over 70 years old and has
Premiere for Sennebogen 6100E For Van ‘T Hek
The company Gebr. Van ‘t Hek B.V. recently started to operate with one of the first new Sennebogen 6100 E duty cycle cranes. A real premiere in the Netherlands! The all-rounder for demanding applications was delivered by sales and service partner Van den Heuvel. Move Big Things – the New Duty Cycle Crane Class The
IAA Commercial Vehicles 2020 cancelled
Germany’s IAA Commercial Vehicles 2020 exhibition has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was to be held in Hannover from 24 to 30 September. IAA Commercial Vehicles is a leading international commercial vehicle event for transport, logistics and mobility. Event organiser VDA, the German Association for the Automotive Industry, said travel restrictions and
Sleipnir completes 1st decommissioning project
Heerema Marine Contractors has completed the first oil platform decommissioning project with its Sleipnir offshore lifting vessel. Until now the world’s largest offshore lifting vessel has been used for installation work. Towards the end of its first year in operation the 20,000 tonne capacity SSCV Sleipnir has now completed the decommissioning of the Ekofisk 2/4A