Wagenborg Nedlift has taken delivery of three Liebherr cranes that will be stationed across its yards in Groningen and Hengelo, the Netherlands, and Hörstel in Germany.
Hörstel welcomed the 150-tonne LTM 1150-5.3, which is equipped with a 66 m main boom. The five-axle crane has a Stage V engine and features VarioBase technology. With ECOmode and ECOdrive, both noise and fuel consumption are reduced.
The other cranes include the mobile tower crane MK73-3.1 and the MK88-4.1.
Earlier this year, Sarens installed a complex event structure for the Ghent Jazz Festival in Belgium, lifting preassembled frames for the main tent as well as other smaller marquees.
Hungarian crane company Mamut Daru has added a 450-tonne capacity LTM 1450-8.1 crane from Liebherr to its fleet.
Belgian heavy lift and transport engineering expert Sarens demonstrated its expertise when installing locks at the Radicatel quayside in Notre Dame de la Garenne, France.
A Modulift spreader beam was used recently in the northeast of England to support the recalibration of a vessel’s crane for a national ship repair company.
Netherlands-headquartered Hapo International Barges has purchased the 1,200-tonne capacity cranes that were formerly fitted onboard Cadeler’s Wind Orca and Wind Osprey installation vessels.
Portugal’s Laso Transportes has invested EUR30 million (USD32.8 million) in its fleet over the course of this year, most recently bringing in equipment for handling large wind turbine blades.
