Hoist Magazine
Hoist is the sole international magazine dedicated to factory cranes, standing out as the exclusive publication that focuses on overhead lifting equipment. It uniquely champions this category of machinery, highlighting its importance over other types of material handling equipment.
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1 week ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
DGCrane, a crane manufacturer based in China, has successfully exported a 2.5-ton single girder overhead crane and a 0.5-ton jib crane to a glass production company in Serbia. The Serbian customer first contacted DGCrane in November 2024, and after six months of discussions, decided to purchase the cranes to aid in lifting glass. The 2.5-ton single girder overhead crane features a span of 9m and a lifting height of 6m.
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1 week ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
UAE-based overhead crane company Dubai Cranes has started installing its new double girder electric overhead travelling (DG-EOT) cranes, featuring a 46m span. The development marks a significant advancement in enhancing operational efficiency, capacity, and safety standards within the company’s operations. The introduction of the cranes is expected to optimise workflow and improve load handling capabilities.
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1 week ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
China-based crane manufacturer and exporter DGCrane has delivered 5-ton electric single girder overhead crane kits to Kyrgyzstan. The crane kits, with an electric wire rope hoist, have a span of 11m and a lifting height of 6m. The delivery highlights DGCrane’s capability in the Central Asian market, emphasising its product reliability and service efficiency. The project started with an inquiry from a Kyrgyzstan-based customer in February 2024.
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1 week ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
Chinese crane manufacturer Yuantai Crane has delivered three 10-ton overhead cranes to a client operating a precast concrete plant near Dhaka, Bangladesh. The plant produces beams, wall panels, and modular segments for residential and infrastructure projects, and needed a reliable solution to lift heavy concrete elements. It has previously used a combination of single girder hoists and mobile cranes, which slowed production and posed safety risks.
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2 weeks ago |
hoistmagazine.com | Vidya Sagar Maddela
China-based crane manufacturer Yuantai Crane has installed a 3-ton LH Bridge Crane in a Maldivian workshop, providing a crucial lifting solution for the marine engineering sector. With low-headroom design and corrosion-resistant features, the crane addresses the need for effective and safe material handling in confined spaces. Yuantai designed the 3-ton LH Bridge Crane with a double-girder overhead structure, ensuring stability and efficiency in workshops with height restrictions.
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