Everything here is written from quotations and projects — the numbers to collect, the mistakes that cost money, and the sequence a crane purchase actually follows. If you want a topic covered, ask.
Most crane quotations go wrong before the first email, because the enquiry describes the building instead of the crane. Here is what to measure, what to send, and which details change the price most.
Read the article →The difference is not just one girder or two. It changes your hook height, the load on your building, the span you can reach, and whether you can ever have two hooks on one crane. Here is how to decide.
Read the article →Most crane import problems are not manufacturing problems. They are specification, inspection and installation problems. Here is the sequence, and what to verify at each step so nothing is discovered on site.
Read the article →Crane type, capacity (t), span (m) and lifting height (m) is usually enough for us to quote. Send a photo of your workshop if you are not sure.
