All Under the jib articles – Page 4
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NewsCrosby launches LoadConnect
The Crosby Group has launched the Crosby Straightpoint LoadConnect cloud-based software, which can monitor loads from any distance and from anywhere around the world to improve safety and efficiency at work sites.
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NewsGN Rope Fittings builds 3,000-tonne shackle
GN Rope Fittings – a leading manufacturer of ROV, mooring, heavy lifting and rigging connections to the global oil and gas and offshore wind industries – has built a forged shackle with a working load limit of 3,000 tonnes.
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NewsASDO launches heavy shackles geared to wind energy applications
Dortmund, Germany-based Anker Schroeder ASDO has launched heavy lifting shackles, ranging in capacity from 85-1,500 tonnes, in heavy duty (HD), heavy super (HS), and heavy polar (HP) ranges.
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NewsModulift warns on off-brand compatibility risks
Lifting equipment manufacturer Modulift has issued a warning about other brands launching products that they deem as compatible with the company’s spreader range.
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NewsModulift redesigns its CMOD corner units
Under-the-jib equipment manufacturer Modulift has redeveloped its CMOD modular spreader frame, with an updated corner unit design that is stronger and up to 40 percent lighter.
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NewsBishop Lifting acquires General Work Products
USA-based under-the-jib equipment specialist Bishop Lifting has acquired General Work Products – a supplier of safety-critical cordage, rope and fall protection products.
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NewsRSS adds Birmingham depot
UK-based Rope and Sling Specialists (RSS) has opened a depot in Birmingham to serve the wider Midlands market.
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NewsModulift releases versatile multi-point lifting system
UK-based under-the-jib equipment manufacturer Modulift has released its multi-point lifting system, an all-in-one solution that can be used as a semi-spreader, a lifting beam, or for tandem lift operations.
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NewsModulift adds Israeli distributor
Below-the-hook equipment manufacturer Modulift has appointed Otto Perl as a distributor in Israel.
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NewsModulift deployed in Tokyo
Japan-based lifting gear company Nakamura Industry and its customer have lifted a 21-tonne fire truck using Modulift spreader beams in Tokyo.
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NewsBenedicto to distribute Modulift equipment
Under-the-jib equipment manufacturer Modulift has expanded its distributor network with Benedicto Steel Group in the Philippines.
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NewsAllelys deploys Modulift equipment for Yankee dryer work
UK-based heavy lift and special transport specialist Allelys has used a Modulift MOD 250 spreader beam below the hook of a LG1550 crane to lift a Yankee paper dryer in Barrow-in-Furness.
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NewsBishop acquires Worswick Group
USA-based under-the-jib equipment specialist Bishop Lifting Products has acquired Worswick Group and Certified Slings and Supply.
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NewsCaldwell adds Fast Find tool
The Caldwell Group, a manufacturer of under-the-jib equipment and lifting solutions, has launched its Fast Find online tool that gives customers instant access to distributor pricing and product availability.
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NewsModulift tests spreader
Under-the-jib equipment manufacturer Modulift has tested an MOD 1100/2000 modular spreader beam that will be used for offshore monopile installations by a Belgian client.
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NewsLiftek picks Modulift beams for heavyweight load test
Liftek International has used spreader beams from UK-based manufacturer and supplier of heavy lifting equipment Modulift to perform a 2,420-tonne load test in Dubai.
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NewsBishop acquires Westech Rigging Supply
USA-based under-the-jib equipment specialist Bishop Lifting Products has acquired Westech Rigging Supply, which has locations in Eugene and Salem, Oregon.
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NewsVan Beest expands with acquisition
Royal Van Beest Group has acquired Spain-based Sling Supply International, which designs, manufacturers, tests and certifies lifting solutions across a range of industries.
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NewsCrosby gets approval for Kito deal
Crosby Group’s acquisition of Kito took another step forward with the companies receiving regulatory clearance to complete a merger.
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NewsBritlift brings the weight
Kier Infrastructure tasked UK-based Britlift to produce a bespoke lifting beam to add enough weight to its lifting operations in order to increase the maximum permitted windspeed at a coastal project site.