The Manitowoc Company, Inc., founded in 1902 and headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, is a premier crane manufacturer offering a comprehensive range of lifting solutions, including crawler cranes, tower cranes, and mobile telescoping cranes. Renowned for its commitment to innovation and quality, Manitowoc serves the global construction industry by providing reliable and versatile equipment designed to meet diverse lifting needs. With a presence in multiple countries, the company focuses on delivering advanced lifting technologies that enhance productivity and safety on job sites worldwide.
Polish crane rental company Karmax has purchased a new Grove GMK4100L-2 all-terrain crane from local Manitowoc dealer, Zeppelin Polska. The company already owns a Grove GMK4100L-1 and opted to invest in the GMK4100L-2 to refresh its fleet with a proven and familiar model.
The MR 309 was selected for its ability to operate in tight spaces, lift heavy loads, and function with limited power, thanks to its adjustable power supply.
Manitowoc marks a significant achievement with the successful assembly of the world’s first four Potain MDLT 1109 cranes for a complex project – the refurbishment of the Gravagna viaduct near Genoa, in Italy.
Dutch crane rental company Kraanverhuur Boekestijn is using its new Grove GMK6300L-1 to handle a months-long project replacing windows on a high-rise building in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam.
Italian heavy lift and transport company, Palumbo Heavy Lift, used two strong Grove all-terrain cranes to dismantle long masts on a sailing superyacht at a yard in Naples.
Family-owned crane rental company Pater upgraded its beloved Grove GMK5095 all-terrain crane for a larger 150 t GMK5150XL and is already reaping the rewards.
Dutch transportation and lifting company, Gaffert, dispatched its new Grove GMK5250XL-1 all-terrain crane to an office development in downtown Amsterdam for its first job.
A Grove GMK6300L-1 was rapidly deployed to assist with an aircraft salvage operation after a plane landed without its front landing gear at Istanbul Airport.