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.
Manitowoc Potain MCT 1105 and Potain MCT 1005 are working on Sindalah, a luxury island resort under construction as part of the NEOM infrastructure project in northwest Saudi Arabia.
Felbermayr, a family-owned company based in Wels, Austria, has added three Grove all-terrain cranes to its fleet, including two GMK3060L-1 units and a GMK6400-1, to its Manitowoc plant in Germany.
Baldwins Crane Hire, has expanded its fleet with three new Grove GMK5120L all-terrain cranes, two GMK5150XL units, and a GMK5250XL-1, the largest number of five- and six-axle Grove cranes in the UK.
The new Grove GHC85 telescoping crawler crane will be a highlight at Manitowoc’s booth; the 85 USt telescoping crawler crane outlifts competitors in its size class.
A third Manitowoc MLC300 crawler crane with VPC-MAX® and Wide Boom Plus further equips the crane and equipment rental company to compete for wind farm construction and maintenance jobs.
MSG Krandienst’s new all-terrain crane, the Manitowoc Grove GMK6400-1, impressed everyone with its outstanding performance during its first job – recovering a derailed train.
The largest infrastructure project in Europe has called on Potain cranes to deliver essential lifting support to build the longest railway bridge in the UK. The cranes are all being supplied by UK construction and civil engineering company Sir Robert McAlpine, which is one of three infrastructure companies in the Align joint-venture building 21.6 km of the groundbreaking HS2 rail line.
Swiss Implenia rents four Manitowoc Potain tower cranes from Stirnimann for the Central Malley project in Lausanne, an eco-district aiming to promote energy autonomy and meet environmental challenges.
Yil-Mer uses the first Grove GRT8120 in Turkey, the largest rough-terrain crane in the country, in its limestone mine. The crane was sold through Karun Makina, ensuring efficient operations.