All Enerpac Tool Group articles – Page 6
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Gantry first for Enerpac
January 13 - Enerpac has developed a 450-ton (408-tonne) capacity lift and rotation strand jack gantry, which it claims is the first of its kind to feature a rotating unit, enabling the lift and rotation of large turbine equipment during power plant insta
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Enerpac unveils at Conexpo
January 5 - Enerpac has unveiled its latest hydraulic tools and heavy lifting technology developments.
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Beluga presses ahead
November 17 - Beluga Projects Logistic was subcontracted by Prokatmontazh to assist with the installation of presses, manufactured by Danieli, for Kamensk Uralsky Metallurgical Works in Russia.
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Enerpac adds UK agent
October 3 - Enerpac has named Pooler-LMT as its UK distributor of hydraulic gantries, self-propelled modular transporters (SPMT) and hydraulic strand jacking systems.
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Enerpac unveils SPMT600
September 9 - Enerpac has introduces its SPMT600 series of self-propelled modular transporters (SPMT).
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Enerpac designs nuclear cask transporter
June 30 - Holtec International has awarded a contract to Enerpac, which will see the company design, fabricate and commission a 170-tonne capacity vertical cask transporter for use in the nuclear industry.
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Enerpac adds gantry upgrade
May 9 - Enerpac has introduced its newest telescopic hydraulic gantry - the SBL900 - which has a foldable boom, maximum lift height of 37 ft (11.3 m) and capacity ranging from 667 to 1,009 tons (605 to 915 tonnes).
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Enerpac delivers to Reunion
May 4 - Enerpac's 4,800-tonne capacity gantry crane mounted on a Zourite jack-up barge has set sail for Reunion Island, where it will be used to install precast viaduct columns for a new coastal highway being built around the island.
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Enerpac gives Burkhalter a lift
April 26 - Enerpac has been awarded a contract by Burkhalter to extend the height of its 2,000-tonne capacity jack-up system from 20 m to 36 m for future projects.
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First for Rapid Response
April 20 - UK based Rapid Response Solutions (RRS) has taken delivery of a 300-tonne capacity hydraulic skidding system, the only one of its kind in Europe, from Canadian manufacturer Hydra-Slide.
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Enerpac reveals EVOB-System
March 29 - Enerpac has unveiled its EVOB-System, which it says combines high-pressure hydraulics with a PLC system to monitor and control the precise movement and positioning of heavy loads.
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Enerpac wins rotor contract
March 11 - Enerpac has been awarded a contract by S.T. Cotter Turbine Services to build a rotor removal system.
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Roll-Lift in gantry buy
January 15 - Roll-Lift USA has taken delivery of a new SBL900 gantry system from Enerpac.
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Enerpac presents SyncHoist
December 3 - Enerpac has developed a new range of below-the-hook lifting cylinders that enable heavy loads to be manoeuvred with greater precision using a single crane - the SHAS-Series Autonomous SyncHoist.
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Enerpac unveils new gantry
November 23 - Enerpac has revealed its SL400 hydraulic gantry, which it says is the company's highest capacity bare cylinder gantry.
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Tork talks up new crane
November 10 - Turkish heavy haulier Tork Industrial Logistics Solutions has invested in a new 1,100-tonne capacity Enerpac gantry crane, as well as a Scheuerle Power Booster.
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Enerpac gantry heads to Reunion
October 29 - Heavy lifting equipment manufacturer Enerpac has begun transporting the beams for the world's largest offshore gantry crane from Hengelo, the Netherlands, to the Crist shipyard in Poland.
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Enerpac tests crane giant
September 18 - Enerpac claims to have tested the world's largest gantry crane at its Hengelo manufacturing facility in the Netherlands.
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Enerpac gives Pioneering Spirit a lift
June 10 - Enerpac has supplied high-pressure hydraulic cylinder technology for the topsides lift system on Allseas' platform installation, decommissioning and pipelaying vessel Pioneering Spirit.
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The Friday Flyer - May 15th 2015
This week's round up of news from the world of heavy lift and project forwarding.